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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I took the slave hood from the wagon bed and drew it over her head, adjusting the straps and buckling them under her chin. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #232)
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19 232 I View more quotes about took">took the slave hood from the wagon bed and drew it over her head, adjusting the straps and buckling them under her chin.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 229 Barus put aside his tallying board and marking stick, and went into a nearby small building, an equipment shed.
19 230 "Hood her," said Kenneth to me.
19 231 Telitsia sobbed.
19 232 I took the slave hood from the wagon bed and drew it over her head, adjusting the straps and buckling them under her chin.
19 233 I then descended from the bed.
19 234 I was angry with the mistress.
19 235 Why had she had Telitsia sold? Telitsia was a good little stable slut, popular, comely and diligent.
Barus put aside his tallying board and marking stick, and went into a nearby small building, an equipment shed. "Hood her," said Kenneth to me. Telitsia sobbed. I took the slave hood from the wagon bed and drew it over her head, adjusting the straps and buckling them under her chin. I then descended from the bed. I was angry with the mistress. Why had she had Telitsia sold? Telitsia was a good little stable slut, popular, comely and diligent. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)