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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then Emerald, at a gesture from her captor, put herself in place, prone, beside Tuza and Darla. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #76)
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39 76 Then Emerald, at a View more quotes about gesture">gesture from her captor, put herself in place, prone, beside Tuza and Darla.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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39 73 Yet I knew that as slaves we belonged to men; it was men who were our appropriate masters.
39 74 Tuza, weaponless, had been put to her belly in the center of the camp.
39 75 Soon, in virtue of the keys surrendered by Tuza, Darla, now relieved of her impediments, and her ankles freed of the ankle shackling, lay beside her.
39 76 Then Emerald, at a gesture from her captor, put herself in place, prone, beside Tuza and Darla.
39 77 Hiza next, now freed of the capture netting, was flung to the ground, belly down, to Emerald's left.
39 78 All were women, disarmed, prone, before men.
39 79 Two of the raiders then strode toward us, who were aligned, kneeling.
Yet I knew that as slaves we belonged to men; it was men who were our appropriate masters. Tuza, weaponless, had been put to her belly in the center of the camp. Soon, in virtue of the keys surrendered by Tuza, Darla, now relieved of her impediments, and her ankles freed of the ankle shackling, lay beside her. Then Emerald, at a gesture from her captor, put herself in place, prone, beside Tuza and Darla. Hiza next, now freed of the capture netting, was flung to the ground, belly down, to Emerald's left. All were women, disarmed, prone, before men. Two of the raiders then strode toward us, who were aligned, kneeling. - (Smugglers of Gor)