Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 140 | Her View more quotes about hands">hands, then, were still fastened behind her, but now in slave bracelets. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 137 | Why else should they hate them so? I slipped the straps on the wrists of the blond girl a bit higher on her wrists. |
| 48 | 138 | I then, below the straps, snapped her wrists into one of the pairs of slave bracelets from the loot of the taluna camp. |
| 48 | 139 | I then untied the straps which had, hitherto, confined her wrists. |
| 48 | 140 | Her hands, then, were still fastened behind her, but now in slave bracelets. |
| 48 | 141 | I loosened the gag from the mouth of the blond girl and let it fall, its wadding looped about it, before her throat. |
| 48 | 142 | It seemed she might want to speak, perhaps in anger, or protest, but then she turned suddenly away, and bent over, in misery. |
| 48 | 143 | She threw up on the jungle floor. |
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Why else should they hate them so? I slipped the straps on the wrists of the blond girl a bit higher on her wrists.
I then, below the straps, snapped her wrists into one of the pairs of slave bracelets from the loot of the taluna camp.
I then untied the straps which had, hitherto, confined her wrists.
Her hands, then, were still fastened behind her, but now in slave bracelets.
I loosened the gag from the mouth of the blond girl and let it fall, its wadding looped about it, before her throat.
It seemed she might want to speak, perhaps in anger, or protest, but then she turned suddenly away, and bent over, in misery.
She threw up on the jungle floor.
- (Explorers of Gor)