Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 14 | 585 | She who writhes best under the lash, so say the Goreans, writhes best in the furs. |
| 14 | 586 | "The water," I said, "has wrought quite a transformation in you". |
| 14 | 587 | She was now, substantially, cleaned. |
| 14 | 588 | Most of the dust and blood, the grime, the dirt and sweat, had been washed away. |
| 14 | 589 | Her dark hair, wet now, seemed very dark, very shiny. |
| 14 | 590 | She knelt in the water, removing tangles and snarls from her hair. |
| 14 | 591 | "No longer, at least," she said, "am I womnaka". |
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She who writhes best under the lash, so say the Goreans, writhes best in the furs.
"The water," I said, "has wrought quite a transformation in you".
She was now, substantially, cleaned.
Most of the dust and blood, the grime, the dirt and sweat, had been washed away.
Her dark hair, wet now, seemed very dark, very shiny.
She knelt in the water, removing tangles and snarls from her hair.
"No longer, at least," she said, "am I womnaka".
- (Savages of Gor, Chapter )