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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I scooped up the beads, which were in five strands, and, kneeling behind her, pulling down her gown a bit, from the shoulders, to better display them, fastened them tightly about her throat. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #557)
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12 557 I scooped up the View more quotes about beads">beads, which were in five strands, and, kneeling behind her, pulling down her gown a bit, from the shoulders, to better display them, fastened them tightly about her throat.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 554 Near the red silk I had cast aside, when donning the desert garments of the guard, on the tiles, I saw the vulgar, wooden, rounded, yellow slave beads, the necklace, which I had not chosen to permit being placed upon me.
12 555 Tarna shrank back.
12 556 She shook her head.
12 557 I scooped up the beads, which were in five strands, and, kneeling behind her, pulling down her gown a bit, from the shoulders, to better display them, fastened them tightly about her throat.
12 558 "Doubtless you know that these are slave beads," I said.
12 559 She looked at me in fury.
12 560 She shook her head, but could not, of course, dislodge the beads, for I had put them closely about her throat, nor could she, of course, remove them otherwise, bound as she was.
Near the red silk I had cast aside, when donning the desert garments of the guard, on the tiles, I saw the vulgar, wooden, rounded, yellow slave beads, the necklace, which I had not chosen to permit being placed upon me. Tarna shrank back. She shook her head. I scooped up the beads, which were in five strands, and, kneeling behind her, pulling down her gown a bit, from the shoulders, to better display them, fastened them tightly about her throat. "Doubtless you know that these are slave beads," I said. She looked at me in fury. She shook her head, but could not, of course, dislodge the beads, for I had put them closely about her throat, nor could she, of course, remove them otherwise, bound as she was. - (Tribesmen of Gor)