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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then I pulled them to their feet and knotted together the two loose ends of the strap, thus again effectively putting them on a common leash. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #532)
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16 532 Then I View more quotes about pulled">pulled them to their feet and knotted together the two loose ends of the strap, thus again effectively putting them on a common leash.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 529 "Do you think you might find collars for them?" "Ashore," said Callimachus.
16 530 "We will put them with the rest of the catch".
16 531 With the sword blade I slashed the strap that bound the two men about the stanchion.
16 532 Then I pulled them to their feet and knotted together the two loose ends of the strap, thus again effectively putting them on a common leash.
16 533 I then thrust them overboard, headfirst, into the arms of oarsmen who took them and, not gently, threw them to the bottom of the longboat.
16 534 I looked down into the longboat.
16 535 "I see that you have found a tunic somewhere," I said.
"Do you think you might find collars for them?" "Ashore," said Callimachus. "We will put them with the rest of the catch". With the sword blade I slashed the strap that bound the two men about the stanchion. Then I pulled them to their feet and knotted together the two loose ends of the strap, thus again effectively putting them on a common leash. I then thrust them overboard, headfirst, into the arms of oarsmen who took them and, not gently, threw them to the bottom of the longboat. I looked down into the longboat. "I see that you have found a tunic somewhere," I said. - (Guardsman of Gor)