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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

When he finished with her he would probably carry her from the floor, either to his wagon and, if interested in her, leave with her, or leave her tied below somewhere, perhaps to the railing at the stairs, or perhaps in the stable, where she would attract little attention until morning, after his presumed departure. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #41)
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6 41 When he View more quotes about finished">finished with her he would probably carry her from the floor, either to his wagon and, if interested in her, leave with her, or leave her tied below somewhere, perhaps to the railing at the stairs, or perhaps in the stable, where she would attract little attention until morning, after his presumed departure.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 38 Her robes had been thrust up about her waist.
6 39 She looked wildly at me, the cloth stuffed in her mouth, tied there.
6 40 She had probably been surprised in her sleep, and rendered helpless.
6 41 When he finished with her he would probably carry her from the floor, either to his wagon and, if interested in her, leave with her, or leave her tied below somewhere, perhaps to the railing at the stairs, or perhaps in the stable, where she would attract little attention until morning, after his presumed departure.
6 42 I thought that perhaps the inn should provide separate spaces for women, not just separate marked-out spaces, but, say, a separate room, or area.
6 43 She half reared up, making tiny noises.
6 44 He had gagged her well.
Her robes had been thrust up about her waist. She looked wildly at me, the cloth stuffed in her mouth, tied there. She had probably been surprised in her sleep, and rendered helpless. When he finished with her he would probably carry her from the floor, either to his wagon and, if interested in her, leave with her, or leave her tied below somewhere, perhaps to the railing at the stairs, or perhaps in the stable, where she would attract little attention until morning, after his presumed departure. I thought that perhaps the inn should provide separate spaces for women, not just separate marked-out spaces, but, say, a separate room, or area. She half reared up, making tiny noises. He had gagged her well. - (Renegades of Gor)