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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had taken the rags he had worn about his hips and was, with what had been her dagger, punching holes in them. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #835)
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6 835 He had View more quotes about taken">taken the rags he had worn about his hips and was, with what had been her dagger, punching holes in them.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 832 They were about a half of a pasang away, excited, squealing, their snouts hurrying at the turf.
6 833 "I have an extra tunic here," I said to Ram, throwing it to him.
6 834 "What are you doing?" demanded the Lady Tina.
6 835 He had taken the rags he had worn about his hips and was, with what had been her dagger, punching holes in them.
6 836 Through these holes he threaded a strip of her belt.
6 837 He knotted the rags about her hips.
6 838 Because of the lovely flare of her hips, the smallness of her waist, the sweet, exciting swelling of her breasts, she would be unable, her hands tied behind her, to pull or scrape the garment from her.
They were about a half of a pasang away, excited, squealing, their snouts hurrying at the turf. "I have an extra tunic here," I said to Ram, throwing it to him. "What are you doing?" demanded the Lady Tina. He had taken the rags he had worn about his hips and was, with what had been her dagger, punching holes in them. Through these holes he threaded a strip of her belt. He knotted the rags about her hips. Because of the lovely flare of her hips, the smallness of her waist, the sweet, exciting swelling of her breasts, she would be unable, her hands tied behind her, to pull or scrape the garment from her. - (Beasts of Gor)