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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Up leapt another of the beasts and it caught a hem of her ragged robes in its teeth and tore a strip from them, which it bore with it back to the dark pool. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #332)
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13 332 Up leapt View more quotes about another">another of the beasts and it caught a hem of her ragged robes in its teeth and tore a strip from them, which it bore with it back to the dark pool.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 329 Their bodies were oriented in such a way as to face the center of the circle.
13 330 The free woman could climb no higher in the cage.
13 331 She clung within it, sobbing and hysterical, like a small, wet, trembling, terrified bird.
13 332 Up leapt another of the beasts and it caught a hem of her ragged robes in its teeth and tore a strip from them, which it bore with it back to the dark pool.
13 333 Again she screamed.
13 334 I could now see a flash of calf within her robes.
13 335 It was not a poorly turned calf.
Their bodies were oriented in such a way as to face the center of the circle. The free woman could climb no higher in the cage. She clung within it, sobbing and hysterical, like a small, wet, trembling, terrified bird. Up leapt another of the beasts and it caught a hem of her ragged robes in its teeth and tore a strip from them, which it bore with it back to the dark pool. Again she screamed. I could now see a flash of calf within her robes. It was not a poorly turned calf. - (Witness of Gor)