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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was still clothed, in my long, blue, silken nightgown. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #418)
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1 418 I was still View more quotes about clothed">clothed, in my long, blue, silken nightgown.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 415 I jerked at my wrists.
1 416 They were encircled with metal! I could scarcely part my hands! I was handcuffed! I struggled from bed.
1 417 I stood, unsteadily, fighting to keep my balance.
1 418 I was still clothed, in my long, blue, silken nightgown.
1 419 It had not been removed.
1 420 Did those who had put the metal on my wrists, who presumably could have done anything with me, not care to see me naked? Was this some sort of insult? Was I not beautiful? Was I not one in a thousand! In rage I tried to part my wrists.
1 421 They were well held! I tried to thrust the cuffs from my wrists, and could not do so.
I jerked at my wrists. They were encircled with metal! I could scarcely part my hands! I was handcuffed! I struggled from bed. I stood, unsteadily, fighting to keep my balance. I was still clothed, in my long, blue, silken nightgown. It had not been removed. Did those who had put the metal on my wrists, who presumably could have done anything with me, not care to see me naked? Was this some sort of insult? Was I not beautiful? Was I not one in a thousand! In rage I tried to part my wrists. They were well held! I tried to thrust the cuffs from my wrists, and could not do so. - (Plunder of Gor)