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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

Five men stood in a line, some yards from her, who were to be the contestants. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #236)
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3 236 Five men View more quotes about stood">stood in a line, some yards from her, who were to be the contestants.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 233 They wound thongs, more than a yard in length, closely set with small bells, about her tanned ankles.
3 234 More bells they tied about her wrists.
3 235 They then took strings of bells and threw them, looped, about her neck.
3 236 Five men stood in a line, some yards from her, who were to be the contestants.
3 237 He who was to act as referee then tore away from Eta the brief rag she wore.
3 238 The men cried out with pleasure, smiting their left shoulders with the palms of their right hands.
3 239 Eta regarded them, the bells upon her body, and about her neck and breasts, proudly, arrogantly.
They wound thongs, more than a yard in length, closely set with small bells, about her tanned ankles. More bells they tied about her wrists. They then took strings of bells and threw them, looped, about her neck. Five men stood in a line, some yards from her, who were to be the contestants. He who was to act as referee then tore away from Eta the brief rag she wore. The men cried out with pleasure, smiting their left shoulders with the palms of their right hands. Eta regarded them, the bells upon her body, and about her neck and breasts, proudly, arrogantly. - (Slave Girl of Gor)