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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had not been in the House of Tima more than a few Ehn before I had been bound at a whipping ring, suspended over my head, and, dangling, feet tethered to a second ring, well lashed. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #29)
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10 29 I had not been in the View more quotes about house">House of Tima more than a few Ehn before I had been bound at a whipping ring, suspended over my head, and, dangling, feet tethered to a second ring, well lashed.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 26 * * * * "Kneel here," said the man, indicating a position before the heavy door, of iron, in the dark corridor.
10 27 "When we have left," he said, "make your presence known".
10 28 "Yes, Master," I said, miserably.
10 29 I had not been in the House of Tima more than a few Ehn before I had been bound at a whipping ring, suspended over my head, and, dangling, feet tethered to a second ring, well lashed.
10 30 I had then been conducted to a small, low-ceilinged cell in which I was locked.
10 31 I lay there, alone, miserable, I conjecture, for some Ahn.
10 32 Then a man brought a pan of water and a bowl of moistened slave gruel.
* * * * "Kneel here," said the man, indicating a position before the heavy door, of iron, in the dark corridor. "When we have left," he said, "make your presence known". "Yes, Master," I said, miserably. I had not been in the House of Tima more than a few Ehn before I had been bound at a whipping ring, suspended over my head, and, dangling, feet tethered to a second ring, well lashed. I had then been conducted to a small, low-ceilinged cell in which I was locked. I lay there, alone, miserable, I conjecture, for some Ahn. Then a man brought a pan of water and a bowl of moistened slave gruel. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)