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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Let the festivities begin!" called the newcomer, a large, broad-shouldered, heavily bearded fellow, flinging a heavy purse on its strings into the stomach of he whom I took to be Philebus, the taverner, who clutched at it, but failed to secure it, as it was jerked back on the strings. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #437)
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1 437 "Let the festivities View more quotes about begin">begin!" called the newcomer, a large, broad-shouldered, heavily bearded fellow, flinging a heavy purse on its strings into the stomach of he whom I took to be Philebus, the taverner, who clutched at it, but failed to secure it, as it was jerked back on the strings.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 434 To be sure, some women do not fully understand they are owned, until they are whipped.
1 435 The gate to the paga enclosure suddenly flew open and cracked back against the railing.
1 436 "It is Borton!" cried a fellow, delightedly.
1 437 "Let the festivities begin!" called the newcomer, a large, broad-shouldered, heavily bearded fellow, flinging a heavy purse on its strings into the stomach of he whom I took to be Philebus, the taverner, who clutched at it, but failed to secure it, as it was jerked back on the strings.
1 438 Philebus cried out in good-humored dismay.
1 439 And then the fellow took the purse and thrust it down, firmly, into his hands.
1 440 "I have been long aflight and have now reported to my captain," said he.
To be sure, some women do not fully understand they are owned, until they are whipped. The gate to the paga enclosure suddenly flew open and cracked back against the railing. "It is Borton!" cried a fellow, delightedly. "Let the festivities begin!" called the newcomer, a large, broad-shouldered, heavily bearded fellow, flinging a heavy purse on its strings into the stomach of he whom I took to be Philebus, the taverner, who clutched at it, but failed to secure it, as it was jerked back on the strings. Philebus cried out in good-humored dismay. And then the fellow took the purse and thrust it down, firmly, into his hands. "I have been long aflight and have now reported to my captain," said he. - (Vagabonds of Gor)