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

From about the wagon, and about the concealing canvas, timidly, and yet beautifully, leashed, in a belly cord, a mere lace, and a narrow, yellow slave strip, her hands behind her, probably braceleted, came a beautiful young woman. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #61)
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43 61 From about the View more quotes about wagon">wagon, and about the concealing canvas, timidly, and yet beautifully, leashed, in a belly cord, a mere lace, and a narrow, yellow slave strip, her hands behind her, probably braceleted, came a beautiful young woman.

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

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43 58 "My friend, Ephialtes," I said, "I believe you have something to show us".
43 59 "Yes," he said.
43 60 He then clapped his hands, twice.
43 61 From about the wagon, and about the concealing canvas, timidly, and yet beautifully, leashed, in a belly cord, a mere lace, and a narrow, yellow slave strip, her hands behind her, probably braceleted, came a beautiful young woman.
43 62 She was utterly exquisite.
43 63 Liadne was behind her, holding her leash.
43 64 The young woman was slender, and extremely lightly complexioned, and with extremely dark hair and eyes.
"My friend, Ephialtes," I said, "I believe you have something to show us". "Yes," he said. He then clapped his hands, twice. From about the wagon, and about the concealing canvas, timidly, and yet beautifully, leashed, in a belly cord, a mere lace, and a narrow, yellow slave strip, her hands behind her, probably braceleted, came a beautiful young woman. She was utterly exquisite. Liadne was behind her, holding her leash. The young woman was slender, and extremely lightly complexioned, and with extremely dark hair and eyes. - (Vagabonds of Gor)