Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 55 | 295 | With one View more quotes about foot">foot Statius put her to her belly and then pulled her wrists up, behind her, so that their confinement might be obvious. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 55 | 292 | The shred of tunic remaining to her was filthy. |
| 55 | 293 | Her hair was tangled and unkempt, and caked with dried blood. |
| 55 | 294 | Her body was muchly soiled and her knees were red, too, with dried blood. |
| 55 | 295 | With one foot Statius put her to her belly and then pulled her wrists up, behind her, so that their confinement might be obvious. |
| 55 | 296 | "Slave bracelets," said Cabot. |
| 55 | 297 | Statius then thrust her wrists down, angrily, and put his clawed foot on her back, pressing her against the earth. |
| 55 | 298 | She wept. |
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The shred of tunic remaining to her was filthy.
Her hair was tangled and unkempt, and caked with dried blood.
Her body was muchly soiled and her knees were red, too, with dried blood.
With one foot Statius put her to her belly and then pulled her wrists up, behind her, so that their confinement might be obvious.
"Slave bracelets," said Cabot.
Statius then thrust her wrists down, angrily, and put his clawed foot on her back, pressing her against the earth.
She wept.
- (Kur of Gor)