Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 823 | Tenalion and Ronald, his man, View more quotes about took">took their leave. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 820 | The chain, fastened to her collar, dragged behind her. |
| 22 | 821 | "I wish to thank you for a lovely evening," said the Lady Leta. |
| 22 | 822 | "It was marvelous, simply exquisite," said the Lady Perimene. |
| 22 | 823 | Tenalion and Ronald, his man, took their leave. |
| 22 | 824 | Ronald, in one hand, carried the slaver's case, with its chains, and rings, and bracelets and collars, with him. |
| 22 | 825 | The two women, the Lady Leta and the Lady Perimene, too, took their leave. |
| 22 | 826 | As they left, I heard the Lady Perimene say to the Lady Leta, "But who would not be a slave in the arms of such a brute?" The Lady Florence signaled that the musicians might leave. |
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The chain, fastened to her collar, dragged behind her.
"I wish to thank you for a lovely evening," said the Lady Leta.
"It was marvelous, simply exquisite," said the Lady Perimene.
Tenalion and Ronald, his man, took their leave.
Ronald, in one hand, carried the slaver's case, with its chains, and rings, and bracelets and collars, with him.
The two women, the Lady Leta and the Lady Perimene, too, took their leave.
As they left, I heard the Lady Perimene say to the Lady Leta, "But who would not be a slave in the arms of such a brute?" The Lady Florence signaled that the musicians might leave.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)