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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Ginger and Evelyn were lovely prizes and the Hobarts would doubtless prove useful in heavy work and, as boys, minding the kaiila herds. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #19)
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19 19 Ginger and Evelyn were View more quotes about lovely">lovely prizes and the Hobarts would doubtless prove useful in heavy work and, as boys, minding the kaiila herds.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 16 A girl, thus, does not see the girl before her bound until she herself has been bound.
19 17 I watched the withdrawal of the Sleen war party.
19 18 They were well pleased with their share of the loot.
19 19 Ginger and Evelyn were lovely prizes and the Hobarts would doubtless prove useful in heavy work and, as boys, minding the kaiila herds.
19 20 The Yellow-Knife warrior now tied Inez's hands behind her back.
19 21 The coffle chains and the manacles which had bound the Hobarts lay discarded in the grass.
19 22 The red-haired girl was on her hands and knees in the grass, naked, warriors, some on foot, some astride kaiila, Yellow Knives and Kaiila, gathered about her.
A girl, thus, does not see the girl before her bound until she herself has been bound. I watched the withdrawal of the Sleen war party. They were well pleased with their share of the loot. Ginger and Evelyn were lovely prizes and the Hobarts would doubtless prove useful in heavy work and, as boys, minding the kaiila herds. The Yellow-Knife warrior now tied Inez's hands behind her back. The coffle chains and the manacles which had bound the Hobarts lay discarded in the grass. The red-haired girl was on her hands and knees in the grass, naked, warriors, some on foot, some astride kaiila, Yellow Knives and Kaiila, gathered about her. - (Savages of Gor)