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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then, wrapping my sword belt about my scabbard, the blade within, I placed the weapon, belt and scabbard within the bag, that they be protected from moisture. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #307)
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22 307 Then, wrapping my View more quotes about sword">sword belt about my scabbard, the blade within, I placed the weapon, belt and scabbard within the bag, that they be protected from moisture.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 304 I passed her.
22 305 I removed my tunic.
22 306 I thrust it beneath the bench.
22 307 Then, wrapping my sword belt about my scabbard, the blade within, I placed the weapon, belt and scabbard within the bag, that they be protected from moisture.
22 308 I then slipped into the bag.
22 309 "May your slave, Leah," whispered Leah, "attempt to please her master?" "Yes," I told her.
22 310 She fell to kissing me, with the lascivious, wanton joy of the slave girl, given no choice but to reveal and liberate, and act upon, completely and with perfection, her deepest, most hidden desires, even though she might, in misery, scorn herself for possessing them.
I passed her. I removed my tunic. I thrust it beneath the bench. Then, wrapping my sword belt about my scabbard, the blade within, I placed the weapon, belt and scabbard within the bag, that they be protected from moisture. I then slipped into the bag. "May your slave, Leah," whispered Leah, "attempt to please her master?" "Yes," I told her. She fell to kissing me, with the lascivious, wanton joy of the slave girl, given no choice but to reveal and liberate, and act upon, completely and with perfection, her deepest, most hidden desires, even though she might, in misery, scorn herself for possessing them. - (Marauders of Gor)