Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 776 | She was, however, barefoot. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 773 | The clerk then View more quotes about turned">turned toward the portal. |
| 29 | 774 | "Bring forth the free woman," he called. |
| 29 | 775 | The two court guards then entered, conducting, between them, a woman in the robes of concealment, fully veiled. |
| 29 | 776 | She was, however, barefoot. |
| 29 | 777 | Her ankles were trim. |
| 29 | 778 | I wondered if she were pretty. |
| 29 | 779 | The pit master turned to the two pit guards, by the portal leading to the outer hall, that leading thence to the outside, and, with a gesture, summoned them forward. |
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The clerk then turned toward the portal.
"Bring forth the free woman," he called.
The two court guards then entered, conducting, between them, a woman in the robes of concealment, fully veiled.
She was, however, barefoot.
Her ankles were trim.
I wondered if she were pretty.
The pit master turned to the two pit guards, by the portal leading to the outer hall, that leading thence to the outside, and, with a gesture, summoned them forward.
- (Witness of Gor)