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

The woman tried to pull her feet back, a little, more beneath her robes. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #805)
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29 805 The View more quotes about woman">woman tried to pull her feet back, a little, more beneath her robes.

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

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29 802 They would look well, crossed and corded together, tightly, or shackled.
29 803 I wondered, again, if she were pretty.
29 804 Doubtless the guards, too, were curious about that.
29 805 The woman tried to pull her feet back, a little, more beneath her robes.
29 806 "Who is this misshapen lout?" she asked.
29 807 "What is he doing here? Why does he conceal his features?" "You are in the presence of a warden of our city, Lady," said the clerk.
29 808 "It is in his keeping that you will find yourself until your disposition is clear".
They would look well, crossed and corded together, tightly, or shackled. I wondered, again, if she were pretty. Doubtless the guards, too, were curious about that. The woman tried to pull her feet back, a little, more beneath her robes. "Who is this misshapen lout?" she asked. "What is he doing here? Why does he conceal his features?" "You are in the presence of a warden of our city, Lady," said the clerk. "It is in his keeping that you will find yourself until your disposition is clear". - (Witness of Gor)