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

Euphrosyne was doubtless on the floor of a canal boat, moored nearby, supine or prone, stripped, and bound hand and foot. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #513)
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46 513 Euphrosyne was View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless on the floor of a canal boat, moored nearby, supine or prone, stripped, and bound hand and foot.

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

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46 510 "This will not take long," said the czehar player.
46 511 I lifted my head, and saw, some feet away, Addison Steele, in repose, sitting cross-legged at his table.
46 512 Florian was with him.
46 513 Euphrosyne was doubtless on the floor of a canal boat, moored nearby, supine or prone, stripped, and bound hand and foot.
46 514 Florian would let her wait, as the slave she was.
46 515 My eyes briefly met those of Addison Steele, and then I, aware of a possibly imputable impudence or boldness, lowered my head.
46 516 How he had smiled! How far we are, I thought, from the cocktail parties, the restaurants, the shores of Earth.
"This will not take long," said the czehar player. I lifted my head, and saw, some feet away, Addison Steele, in repose, sitting cross-legged at his table. Florian was with him. Euphrosyne was doubtless on the floor of a canal boat, moored nearby, supine or prone, stripped, and bound hand and foot. Florian would let her wait, as the slave she was. My eyes briefly met those of Addison Steele, and then I, aware of a possibly imputable impudence or boldness, lowered my head. How he had smiled! How far we are, I thought, from the cocktail parties, the restaurants, the shores of Earth. - (Quarry of Gor)