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| 26 | 728 | I then slipped the improvised View more quotes about tunic">tunic, cut now in a more feminine fashion from the mannish leather, on her body. |
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| 26 | 725 | A flash of thigh is nice on a woman, even if the thigh is not branded. |
| 26 | 726 | The blond prisoner, her hands chained behind her, watched. |
| 26 | 727 | I then freed her hands from the manacles and pulled her hands up and over her head. |
| 26 | 728 | I then slipped the improvised tunic, cut now in a more feminine fashion from the mannish leather, on her body. |
| 26 | 729 | Swiftly she pulled it down about her thighs, as far as it would go. |
| 26 | 730 | Swiftly, too, then, did she kneel, her knees now tightly together, in the fashion of the free woman. |
| 26 | 731 | She looked at me, frightened. |