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| 21 | 478 | He was now View more quotes about sitting">sitting on the floor, back against the bars, his wrists spread, where I could see them, tied back against them, at junctures of vertical bars with a flat, supportive crossbar, some six inches from the floor. |
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| 21 | 475 | Too, of course, as it had pleased me, and in a variety of fashions, I had used her. |
| 21 | 476 | Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least. |
| 21 | 477 | I now glanced to Flaminius. |
| 21 | 478 | He was now sitting on the floor, back against the bars, his wrists spread, where I could see them, tied back against them, at junctures of vertical bars with a flat, supportive crossbar, some six inches from the floor. |
| 21 | 479 | In this fashion he could not get up nor could he effectively use his feet. |
| 21 | 480 | I had put him in this fashion, thinking it might be more comfortable for the fellow. |
| 21 | 481 | Flaminius, my prisoner, looked away, not wanting to meet my eyes. |