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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

The girl, in her collar and chain, weeping, pulling a little at her hands, confined behind her in the bracelets, with her small, fine, white teeth, addressed herself to her task, that of freshening and cleansing the fur of her master. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #273)
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10 273 The View more quotes about girl">girl, in her collar and chain, weeping, pulling a little at her hands, confined behind her in the bracelets, with her small, fine, white teeth, addressed herself to her task, that of freshening and cleansing the fur of her master.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 270 Pyrrhus, however, gestured with his left paw, that Cabot should approach.
10 271 He gestured him even closer, and then moved the fur on his right shoulder, in which movement it rippled, wavelike, and uttered a soft sound to the girl.
10 272 Cabot noted within the fur tiny movements, the stirring of startled, disturbed, miniscule, crawling bodies.
10 273 The girl, in her collar and chain, weeping, pulling a little at her hands, confined behind her in the bracelets, with her small, fine, white teeth, addressed herself to her task, that of freshening and cleansing the fur of her master.
10 274 "Let us go," said Peisistratus.
10 275 About the jaws of Pyrrhus Cabot noted the grimace he had come to recognize as a Kur smile.
10 276 "Let us go," urged Peisistratus.
Pyrrhus, however, gestured with his left paw, that Cabot should approach. He gestured him even closer, and then moved the fur on his right shoulder, in which movement it rippled, wavelike, and uttered a soft sound to the girl. Cabot noted within the fur tiny movements, the stirring of startled, disturbed, miniscule, crawling bodies. The girl, in her collar and chain, weeping, pulling a little at her hands, confined behind her in the bracelets, with her small, fine, white teeth, addressed herself to her task, that of freshening and cleansing the fur of her master. "Let us go," said Peisistratus. About the jaws of Pyrrhus Cabot noted the grimace he had come to recognize as a Kur smile. "Let us go," urged Peisistratus. - (Kur of Gor)