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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

She still wore her brief skins, and about her neck and on her arms, were barbaric ornaments of gold. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #298)
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12 298 She still wore her View more quotes about brief">brief skins, and about her neck and on her arms, were barbaric ornaments of gold.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 295 I could hear its wheels on the stones before I could see it.
12 296 It was Verna.
12 297 Beautiful, barbaric Verna! Nothing, save her weapons, had been taken from her.
12 298 She still wore her brief skins, and about her neck and on her arms, were barbaric ornaments of gold.
12 299 But she was caged.
12 300 Her cage, mounted on the cart, was not of branches, but of steel.
12 301 It was a circular cage, between some six and seven feet in height, flat-bottomed, with a domed top.
I could hear its wheels on the stones before I could see it. It was Verna. Beautiful, barbaric Verna! Nothing, save her weapons, had been taken from her. She still wore her brief skins, and about her neck and on her arms, were barbaric ornaments of gold. But she was caged. Her cage, mounted on the cart, was not of branches, but of steel. It was a circular cage, between some six and seven feet in height, flat-bottomed, with a domed top. - (Captive of Gor)