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| 30 | 37 | There were View more quotes about dark">dark-haired Relia and blond Tela, who was still kept in white silk, as a joke, though she must have served the pleasure of pirates a thousand times; and the blond sisters from Cos, Mira and Tala; short, dark-haired Bikkie; the girls who had danced at the feast, and had been thrown to the aroused men at the conclusion of their performances; and certain others. |
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| 30 | 34 | Most were nude, but some were silked, or clad otherwise revealingly, as befitted the wenches of pirates. |
| 30 | 35 | Some wore threads of leather, another a bit of rope, another only her chains. |
| 30 | 36 | Some of these wenches I remembered from the feast. |
| 30 | 37 | There were dark-haired Relia and blond Tela, who was still kept in white silk, as a joke, though she must have served the pleasure of pirates a thousand times; and the blond sisters from Cos, Mira and Tala; short, dark-haired Bikkie; the girls who had danced at the feast, and had been thrown to the aroused men at the conclusion of their performances; and certain others. |
| 30 | 38 | Most, however, I did not know, or recognize. |
| 30 | 39 | Men such as Policrates are rich in women, as well as in gold. |
| 30 | 40 | "You are involved in the conspiracy of Tasdron, taverner of Victoria, who is in league with Glyco, of Port Cos," said Policrates. |