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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

The length of the cloak, which was full and flowing, fell to their ankles. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #219)
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19 219 The length of the View more quotes about cloak">cloak, which was full and flowing, fell to their ankles.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 216 Then, regally, in black cloaks, with hoods, three women, two girls and their leader, climbed the stairs to the block, backs straight, heads high, their features concealed in the folds of the hood.
19 217 Each of them had her wrists braceleted before her body, and each slave chain led to the slave bracelets of one of the girls; the lead girl, probably Elizabeth, was on a somewhat shorter chain than the two behind her, one on each side, doubtless Virginia and Phyllis.
19 218 Their black cloaks were rather like ponchos with hoods, save that there were slits through which their arms emerged.
19 219 The length of the cloak, which was full and flowing, fell to their ankles.
19 220 Their feet, of course, were bare.
19 221 They stood near the center of the block, their leashes in the hands of the auctioneer.
19 222 "These are three barbarians, two White Silk, one Red Silk," called the auctioneer, "all from the House of Cernus, whom it is our hope you will find pleasing".
Then, regally, in black cloaks, with hoods, three women, two girls and their leader, climbed the stairs to the block, backs straight, heads high, their features concealed in the folds of the hood. Each of them had her wrists braceleted before her body, and each slave chain led to the slave bracelets of one of the girls; the lead girl, probably Elizabeth, was on a somewhat shorter chain than the two behind her, one on each side, doubtless Virginia and Phyllis. Their black cloaks were rather like ponchos with hoods, save that there were slits through which their arms emerged. The length of the cloak, which was full and flowing, fell to their ankles. Their feet, of course, were bare. They stood near the center of the block, their leashes in the hands of the auctioneer. "These are three barbarians, two White Silk, one Red Silk," called the auctioneer, "all from the House of Cernus, whom it is our hope you will find pleasing". - (Assassin of Gor)