Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 144 | She was grateful for having been View more quotes about permitted">permitted to ride, and, as for the back-braceleting, slaves must expect such things. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 141 | She was lying mostly supine, nestled in bedrolls and blankets, in the wagon bed. |
| 27 | 142 | About her were some tarpaulins, these covering various boxes and bundles, housing utensils, supplies and such. |
| 27 | 143 | She was warm, and drowsy from the creaking and rocking of the wagon, and she opened her eyes a little, squinting against the morning sun. |
| 27 | 144 | She was grateful for having been permitted to ride, and, as for the back-braceleting, slaves must expect such things. |
| 27 | 145 | She did not think that they feared she might steal a biscuit. |
| 27 | 146 | She thought, rather, that they merely enjoyed seeing her thusly. |
| 27 | 147 | It surely made it difficult to keep the tunic down about her thighs, but it could be managed somewhat by a bit of judicious, if embarrassing, squirming. |
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She was lying mostly supine, nestled in bedrolls and blankets, in the wagon bed.
About her were some tarpaulins, these covering various boxes and bundles, housing utensils, supplies and such.
She was warm, and drowsy from the creaking and rocking of the wagon, and she opened her eyes a little, squinting against the morning sun.
She was grateful for having been permitted to ride, and, as for the back-braceleting, slaves must expect such things.
She did not think that they feared she might steal a biscuit.
She thought, rather, that they merely enjoyed seeing her thusly.
It surely made it difficult to keep the tunic down about her thighs, but it could be managed somewhat by a bit of judicious, if embarrassing, squirming.
- (Prize of Gor)