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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

In one corner of the stockade, huddled together, their white bodies, now stripped, red in the light of the flames, were the bondmaids, in their leather collars, leashed, the straps in the furred fists of their master. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #12)
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15 12 In one View more quotes about corner">corner of the stockade, huddled together, their white bodies, now stripped, red in the light of the flames, were the bondmaids, in their leather collars, leashed, the straps in the furred fists of their master.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 9 Climbing down, I had seen Kurii moving about, but near the front of the hall.
15 10 In the light of the burning hall, here and there, scattered in the dirt of the courtyard, we saw sprawled, scattered bodies, and parts of bodies.
15 11 Some Kurii, squatting among them, fed.
15 12 In one corner of the stockade, huddled together, their white bodies, now stripped, red in the light of the flames, were the bondmaids, in their leather collars, leashed, the straps in the furred fists of their master.
15 13 Several Kurii, not feeding, carrying shields, axes, moved to and fro.
15 14 We dropped to the courtyard, unseen.
15 15 We slipped behind the hall, keeping, where possible, buildings between us and the yard.
Climbing down, I had seen Kurii moving about, but near the front of the hall. In the light of the burning hall, here and there, scattered in the dirt of the courtyard, we saw sprawled, scattered bodies, and parts of bodies. Some Kurii, squatting among them, fed. In one corner of the stockade, huddled together, their white bodies, now stripped, red in the light of the flames, were the bondmaids, in their leather collars, leashed, the straps in the furred fists of their master. Several Kurii, not feeding, carrying shields, axes, moved to and fro. We dropped to the courtyard, unseen. We slipped behind the hall, keeping, where possible, buildings between us and the yard. - (Marauders of Gor)