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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

With them, coming slowly, too, across the sand, to where we waited for them, were Sarus and his men, chained, and, bound and in throat coffle, stripped, shivering, Hura's women. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #12)
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22 12 With them, View more quotes about coming">coming slowly, too, across the sand, to where we waited for them, were Sarus and his men, chained, and, bound and in throat coffle, stripped, shivering, Hura's women.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 9 They were clad in skins, and in garments of Tyros.
22 10 Several were armed well, with weapons taken from those of Tyros.
22 11 Others carried merely knives, or light spears, taken from Hura's panther girls.
22 12 With them, coming slowly, too, across the sand, to where we waited for them, were Sarus and his men, chained, and, bound and in throat coffle, stripped, shivering, Hura's women.
22 13 Near them, similarly bound and in throat coffle, though still in the skins of panther girls, were Verna's women, who had been captured long ago by Sarus in Marlenus' camp.
22 14 Grenna, too, who had once been Hura's lieutenant, whom I had captured in the forest, was bound in the same coffle.
22 15 She wore the tatters of her white, woolen slave garment.
They were clad in skins, and in garments of Tyros. Several were armed well, with weapons taken from those of Tyros. Others carried merely knives, or light spears, taken from Hura's panther girls. With them, coming slowly, too, across the sand, to where we waited for them, were Sarus and his men, chained, and, bound and in throat coffle, stripped, shivering, Hura's women. Near them, similarly bound and in throat coffle, though still in the skins of panther girls, were Verna's women, who had been captured long ago by Sarus in Marlenus' camp. Grenna, too, who had once been Hura's lieutenant, whom I had captured in the forest, was bound in the same coffle. She wore the tatters of her white, woolen slave garment. - (Hunters of Gor)