Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 24 | 665 | Nothing makes her more desirable than that. |
| 24 | 666 | Soon, Vella closely before me, her wrists bound, the tether looped about her forearm, I entered one of the long, tiled halls, carrying one of the lamps. |
| 24 | 667 | We passed only one or two men. |
| 24 | 668 | I wore garments of the men of the salt Ubar, taken from a prisoner. |
| 24 | 669 | There were new mercenaries in the kasbah. |
| 24 | 670 | No notice was taken of me, though much notice was taken of the luscious slave who, so briefly and shamefully clad, preceded me. |
| 24 | 671 | I saw Vella, the vain wench, lift her body, instinctually, beautifully, brazenly, as the eyes of each man fell upon her. |
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Nothing makes her more desirable than that.
Soon, Vella closely before me, her wrists bound, the tether looped about her forearm, I entered one of the long, tiled halls, carrying one of the lamps.
We passed only one or two men.
I wore garments of the men of the salt Ubar, taken from a prisoner.
There were new mercenaries in the kasbah.
No notice was taken of me, though much notice was taken of the luscious slave who, so briefly and shamefully clad, preceded me.
I saw Vella, the vain wench, lift her body, instinctually, beautifully, brazenly, as the eyes of each man fell upon her.
- (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter )