Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 28 | 264 | Ina, even though a free woman, could detect the difference in the men now, intuitively, unmistakably. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 28 | 261 | I considered the fiber on her wrists, its close circles making her helpless, and that extension of it running to her ankles, pulling them up, confining them. |
| 28 | 262 | Ina looked at me, frightened. |
| 28 | 263 | Not only was she now in the midst of us, but, more importantly, there was now a different ambiance in the camp. |
| 28 | 264 | Ina, even though a free woman, could detect the difference in the men now, intuitively, unmistakably. |
| 28 | 265 | She was now being looked upon quite differently than she had been before. |
| 28 | 266 | These men had fed, and they now had hope. |
| 28 | 267 | No longer were they the ragged, defeated stragglers among whom she, even though an attractive female, would have been safe. |
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I considered the fiber on her wrists, its close circles making her helpless, and that extension of it running to her ankles, pulling them up, confining them.
Ina looked at me, frightened.
Not only was she now in the midst of us, but, more importantly, there was now a different ambiance in the camp.
Ina, even though a free woman, could detect the difference in the men now, intuitively, unmistakably.
She was now being looked upon quite differently than she had been before.
These men had fed, and they now had hope.
No longer were they the ragged, defeated stragglers among whom she, even though an attractive female, would have been safe.
- (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 28)