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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

She cried out with misery but, in a moment, swung from the tether, through the ring, fastened to her wrists. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #514)
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6 514 She View more quotes about cried">cried out with misery but, in a moment, swung from the tether, through the ring, fastened to her wrists.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 511 It then, from the ring, returned to the deck.
6 512 The two seamen then held the line at the deck.
6 513 Shoka then threw the girl over the bow.
6 514 She cried out with misery but, in a moment, swung from the tether, through the ring, fastened to her wrists.
6 515 At Shoka's direction she was drawn up until she hung, her wrists over her head, about a foot below the golden ring.
6 516 One sailor held the rope then while the other secured the line to a ring on the deck.
6 517 He made a loop in the line, passed the free end through the deck ring, brought the end up through the loop, about the line, and down through the loop again, then tightened the knot.
It then, from the ring, returned to the deck. The two seamen then held the line at the deck. Shoka then threw the girl over the bow. She cried out with misery but, in a moment, swung from the tether, through the ring, fastened to her wrists. At Shoka's direction she was drawn up until she hung, her wrists over her head, about a foot below the golden ring. One sailor held the rope then while the other secured the line to a ring on the deck. He made a loop in the line, passed the free end through the deck ring, brought the end up through the loop, about the line, and down through the loop again, then tightened the knot. - (Explorers of Gor)