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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Wasnapohdi put down her head, trembling. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #51)
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18 51 Wasnapohdi put View more quotes about down">down her head, trembling.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 48 That night, when they had returned to the village, she did not ride behind him on his kaiila, as she had that morning.
18 49 She accompanied him, rather, on foot, marched at his stirrup, her hands bound behind her back, a thong on her neck, run to the pommel of his saddle.
18 50 That morning two children had left the village; what returned to it that night were a young master and his claimed slave.
18 51 Wasnapohdi put down her head, trembling.
18 52 I think that the young master and his slave had been much in love.
18 53 His affection for the girl, for she was only a slave, had brought much ridicule on him from his peers.
18 54 To this sort of thing he, a red savage, had been extremely sensitive.
That night, when they had returned to the village, she did not ride behind him on his kaiila, as she had that morning. She accompanied him, rather, on foot, marched at his stirrup, her hands bound behind her back, a thong on her neck, run to the pommel of his saddle. That morning two children had left the village; what returned to it that night were a young master and his claimed slave. Wasnapohdi put down her head, trembling. I think that the young master and his slave had been much in love. His affection for the girl, for she was only a slave, had brought much ridicule on him from his peers. To this sort of thing he, a red savage, had been extremely sensitive. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)