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

I had then turned her to her belly and rebound her wrists behind her back and, pulling up her ankles and crossing them, lashed them to her wrists. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #21)
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27 21 I had then View more quotes about turned">turned her to her belly and rebound her wrists behind her back and, pulling up her ankles and crossing them, lashed them to her wrists.

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

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27 18 Yet you saved us".
27 19 "No," she had cried, "it is madness.
27 20 No!" But I had thrown her to her side on the sand of the incubation shed and freed her wrists from before her body.
27 21 I had then turned her to her belly and rebound her wrists behind her back and, pulling up her ankles and crossing them, lashed them to her wrists.
27 22 I had then taken her by the arms and thrown her, in a kneeling position, onto the blackened sticks and gray ashes of the flame ditch.
27 23 I had then kicked sand from the sides of the ditch about her.
27 24 I jerked her head back as she cried out in misery.
Yet you saved us". "No," she had cried, "it is madness. No!" But I had thrown her to her side on the sand of the incubation shed and freed her wrists from before her body. I had then turned her to her belly and rebound her wrists behind her back and, pulling up her ankles and crossing them, lashed them to her wrists. I had then taken her by the arms and thrown her, in a kneeling position, onto the blackened sticks and gray ashes of the flame ditch. I had then kicked sand from the sides of the ditch about her. I jerked her head back as she cried out in misery. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)