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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

Shortly thereafter she had been stripped and tied, belly up, over a tarn's saddle apron, and was well on her way to some camp or other, where she was marked and collared. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #202)
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13 202 View more quotes about shortly">Shortly thereafter she had been stripped and tied, belly up, over a tarn's saddle apron, and was well on her way to some camp or other, where she was marked and collared.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 199 "No, Master," I said.
13 200 "Forgive me, Master".
13 201 "The richest prize for the raiders," said the voice, "a welcome and unanticipated bonus, was our curvaceous fugitive, our absconding beauty, the clever Lady Julia Leta, together with her baggage, rife with notes and coins.
13 202 Shortly thereafter she had been stripped and tied, belly up, over a tarn's saddle apron, and was well on her way to some camp or other, where she was marked and collared.
13 203 Soon after, she was disposed of to an itinerant slaver exhibiting goods at a roadside market.
13 204 Thus, the proud, free woman, the Lady Julia Leta, became a slave.
13 205 The name 'Luta' might have been suggested by 'Leta', or it might have been suggested by 'Lita'.
"No, Master," I said. "Forgive me, Master". "The richest prize for the raiders," said the voice, "a welcome and unanticipated bonus, was our curvaceous fugitive, our absconding beauty, the clever Lady Julia Leta, together with her baggage, rife with notes and coins. Shortly thereafter she had been stripped and tied, belly up, over a tarn's saddle apron, and was well on her way to some camp or other, where she was marked and collared. Soon after, she was disposed of to an itinerant slaver exhibiting goods at a roadside market. Thus, the proud, free woman, the Lady Julia Leta, became a slave. The name 'Luta' might have been suggested by 'Leta', or it might have been suggested by 'Lita'. - (Quarry of Gor)