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

It would take another moment or so to remove them completely, for them to be cut or torn from her, as they were now held on her by the chaining of the sirik, that of her wrists. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #701)
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21 701 It would View more quotes about take">take another moment or so to remove them completely, for them to be cut or torn from her, as they were now held on her by the chaining of the sirik, that of her wrists.

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

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21 698 "I have seen to it," said Marsias.
21 699 "Let her garments be removed," said Aemilianus.
21 700 It took but a moment to pull the rags back, and down, from her body.
21 701 It would take another moment or so to remove them completely, for them to be cut or torn from her, as they were now held on her by the chaining of the sirik, that of her wrists.
21 702 Men's eyes glistened.
21 703 I heard soft whistles, the intakings of breath, small, almost inadvertent gasps, and other tributes, somewhat more vulgar, things such as small clicks and the smackings of lips, to her beauty, noises which would generally be expected to greet the revelation of the beauty of a slave, rather than that of a free woman.
21 704 She blushed, and yet was proud, I am sure, of her beauty.
"I have seen to it," said Marsias. "Let her garments be removed," said Aemilianus. It took but a moment to pull the rags back, and down, from her body. It would take another moment or so to remove them completely, for them to be cut or torn from her, as they were now held on her by the chaining of the sirik, that of her wrists. Men's eyes glistened. I heard soft whistles, the intakings of breath, small, almost inadvertent gasps, and other tributes, somewhat more vulgar, things such as small clicks and the smackings of lips, to her beauty, noises which would generally be expected to greet the revelation of the beauty of a slave, rather than that of a free woman. She blushed, and yet was proud, I am sure, of her beauty. - (Renegades of Gor)