Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 49 | 301 | The View more quotes about sandals">sandals had golden straps. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 298 | It is extremely dangerous to serve paga, or ka-la-na, or other such beverages, to a Kur. |
| 49 | 299 | Would one, say, give paga to a larl or sleen? "Paula!" I thought to myself. |
| 49 | 300 | She was sandaled, even indoors. |
| 49 | 301 | The sandals had golden straps. |
| 49 | 302 | Her collar was a fine one, close about her neck. |
| 49 | 303 | Her tunic was of yellow silk, brief, low-cut, and slashed at both hips. |
| 49 | 304 | There was no doubt it garbed a slave. |
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It is extremely dangerous to serve paga, or ka-la-na, or other such beverages, to a Kur.
Would one, say, give paga to a larl or sleen? "Paula!" I thought to myself.
She was sandaled, even indoors.
The sandals had golden straps.
Her collar was a fine one, close about her neck.
Her tunic was of yellow silk, brief, low-cut, and slashed at both hips.
There was no doubt it garbed a slave.
- (Plunder of Gor)