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

She then, Iwoso's animal, the lovely, roped slave, put down her head. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #445)
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44 445 She then, Iwoso's View more quotes about animal">animal, the lovely, roped slave, put down her head.

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

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44 442 On her throat was the beaded collar of Iwoso.
44 443 The once-haughty Bloketu was now no more than a slave.
44 444 No more was she superior to Cuwignaka.
44 445 She then, Iwoso's animal, the lovely, roped slave, put down her head.
44 446 "—Master," she added.
44 447 On the trail below, only some twenty feet or so below the ledge, charging upward, Yellow Knives, four or five abreast, mounted on painted kaiila, swept toward the top of the trail, some hundred feet or so to our right.
44 448 But a moment before the vanguard of this charging force could attain the summit the high, heavy structure of timbers and sharpened stakes was thrust into place.
On her throat was the beaded collar of Iwoso. The once-haughty Bloketu was now no more than a slave. No more was she superior to Cuwignaka. She then, Iwoso's animal, the lovely, roped slave, put down her head. "—Master," she added. On the trail below, only some twenty feet or so below the ledge, charging upward, Yellow Knives, four or five abreast, mounted on painted kaiila, swept toward the top of the trail, some hundred feet or so to our right. But a moment before the vanguard of this charging force could attain the summit the high, heavy structure of timbers and sharpened stakes was thrust into place. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)