Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 11 | 866 | One of them would prove to be the "lucky ostrakon". |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 863 | Aynur and View more quotes about tula">Tula were now behind me, kneeling at the back of the floor, with their bowls. |
| 11 | 864 | Tula's was empty. |
| 11 | 865 | Aynur's held the house's halves of the divided ostraka. |
| 11 | 866 | One of them would prove to be the "lucky ostrakon". |
| 11 | 867 | Ina, the flat, shallow box of adornments beside her, was back with them. |
| 11 | 868 | So, too, with the cuffs and leashes, were Tupita and Sita. |
| 11 | 869 | Mirus, too, had now withdrawn to the back. |
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Aynur and Tula were now behind me, kneeling at the back of the floor, with their bowls.
Tula's was empty.
Aynur's held the house's halves of the divided ostraka.
One of them would prove to be the "lucky ostrakon".
Ina, the flat, shallow box of adornments beside her, was back with them.
So, too, with the cuffs and leashes, were Tupita and Sita.
Mirus, too, had now withdrawn to the back.
- (Dancer of Gor)