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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She was naked except that about her right ankle was tied a rag, and, strangely perhaps, about her left wrist was knotted a bit of bleached slave silk. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #450)
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26 450 She was View more quotes about naked">naked except that about her right ankle was tied a rag, and, strangely perhaps, about her left wrist was knotted a bit of bleached slave silk.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 447 She did not wear a collar.
26 448 I had had that of Ibn Saran removed.
26 449 I would put her in one of mine later.
26 450 She was naked except that about her right ankle was tied a rag, and, strangely perhaps, about her left wrist was knotted a bit of bleached slave silk.
26 451 She looked at me, the whip in her teeth.
26 452 "Now go to the general slave quarters, outside your former quarters, and wait there, to be beaten," I told her.
26 453 She left the room, on all fours, the whip in her teeth, a slave girl on her way to discipline.
She did not wear a collar. I had had that of Ibn Saran removed. I would put her in one of mine later. She was naked except that about her right ankle was tied a rag, and, strangely perhaps, about her left wrist was knotted a bit of bleached slave silk. She looked at me, the whip in her teeth. "Now go to the general slave quarters, outside your former quarters, and wait there, to be beaten," I told her. She left the room, on all fours, the whip in her teeth, a slave girl on her way to discipline. - (Tribesmen of Gor)