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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

She then took her way in the opposite direction, which would have been to the right, as we had emerged between the buildings. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #1780)
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26 1780 She then View more quotes about took">took her way in the opposite direction, which would have been to the right, as we had emerged between the buildings.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 1777 Other garmentures would now be more appropriate for her, I speculated, such as tiny rags of rep-cloth or brief tunics of silk, bound with girdlings of binding fiber, and perhaps, about her neck, closed closely about it and locked shut, a graceful ornament of steel, a slave collar.
26 1778 "Let us continue on our way," I said.
26 1779 "Yes, Master," said the blonde.
26 1780 She then took her way in the opposite direction, which would have been to the right, as we had emerged between the buildings.
26 1781 Behind her I was in an excellent position to see the looks she received, which were many, the admiring glances, the intakes of breath, the sudden delights at seeing such a female.
26 1782 To be sure, she walked well.
26 1783 She did belong in a collar, I thought.
Other garmentures would now be more appropriate for her, I speculated, such as tiny rags of rep-cloth or brief tunics of silk, bound with girdlings of binding fiber, and perhaps, about her neck, closed closely about it and locked shut, a graceful ornament of steel, a slave collar. "Let us continue on our way," I said. "Yes, Master," said the blonde. She then took her way in the opposite direction, which would have been to the right, as we had emerged between the buildings. Behind her I was in an excellent position to see the looks she received, which were many, the admiring glances, the intakes of breath, the sudden delights at seeing such a female. To be sure, she walked well. She did belong in a collar, I thought. - (Mercenaries of Gor)