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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

Lady Telitsia, now unburdened and relieved of the carrying straps, their marks still on her body, lay in the shade near the wheel of his wagon, gasping. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #620)
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12 620 View more quotes about lady">Lady Telitsia, now unburdened and relieved of the carrying straps, their marks still on her body, lay in the shade near the wheel of his wagon, gasping.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 617 Boots, by now, had returned to the camp.
12 618 I was certain that the girl did not realize this.
12 619 I saw that Boots, who had been sorting through his purchases, from the village, now looked up, in surprise.
12 620 Lady Telitsia, now unburdened and relieved of the carrying straps, their marks still on her body, lay in the shade near the wheel of his wagon, gasping.
12 621 It had been a long trek back to the camp from the village and the burdens under which she must struggle, bearing them for her master, had been quite heavy.
12 622 "I do not want you in the camp," said Bina to the player.
12 623 "I told you to go away.
Boots, by now, had returned to the camp. I was certain that the girl did not realize this. I saw that Boots, who had been sorting through his purchases, from the village, now looked up, in surprise. Lady Telitsia, now unburdened and relieved of the carrying straps, their marks still on her body, lay in the shade near the wheel of his wagon, gasping. It had been a long trek back to the camp from the village and the burdens under which she must struggle, bearing them for her master, had been quite heavy. "I do not want you in the camp," said Bina to the player. "I told you to go away. - (Players of Gor)