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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then lifted her up, in effect kneeling her, and then bent her back, her head back to the dirt, that the warriors might assess the bow of her beauty. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #573)
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4 573 I then View more quotes about lifted">lifted her up, in effect kneeling her, and then bent her back, her head back to the dirt, that the warriors might assess the bow of her beauty.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 570 I pulled her ankles up, behind her body, at an angle of about fifty degrees, and crossed them.
4 571 I then, with the free end of the binding fiber, extending back from her wrists, tied them together, tightly, fastening them to her wrists.
4 572 "Please!" she cried to the warriors but none leapt to accord her succor.
4 573 I then lifted her up, in effect kneeling her, and then bent her back, her head back to the dirt, that the warriors might assess the bow of her beauty.
4 574 "She is pretty," said a fellow.
4 575 "Yes," said another.
4 576 It was true.
I pulled her ankles up, behind her body, at an angle of about fifty degrees, and crossed them. I then, with the free end of the binding fiber, extending back from her wrists, tied them together, tightly, fastening them to her wrists. "Please!" she cried to the warriors but none leapt to accord her succor. I then lifted her up, in effect kneeling her, and then bent her back, her head back to the dirt, that the warriors might assess the bow of her beauty. "She is pretty," said a fellow. "Yes," said another. It was true. - (Mercenaries of Gor)