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

Ena drew the hood up from my back and over my head. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #651)
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14 651 Ena drew the View more quotes about hood">hood up from my back and over my head.

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

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14 648 But then I realized that Elinor Brinton was indeed an animal, for she was a slave.
14 649 It was thus not inappropriate that she should find herself so, as she was, tethered, about her neck, knotted, a simple length of camp rope, slender and coarse, fit for leading verr or girls.
14 650 I turned my head to one side.
14 651 Ena drew the hood up from my back and over my head.
14 652 "They are ready!" said the girl at the entrance to the tent.
14 653 "Lead her forth," said Ena.
14 654 I was led through the camp, and, here and there, some men and slave girls followed me.
But then I realized that Elinor Brinton was indeed an animal, for she was a slave. It was thus not inappropriate that she should find herself so, as she was, tethered, about her neck, knotted, a simple length of camp rope, slender and coarse, fit for leading verr or girls. I turned my head to one side. Ena drew the hood up from my back and over my head. "They are ready!" said the girl at the entrance to the tent. "Lead her forth," said Ena. I was led through the camp, and, here and there, some men and slave girls followed me. - (Captive of Gor)