Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 692 | I picked her up, and View more quotes about carried">carried her into the hut, and Pertinax, gratefully, closed and bolted the door. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 689 | She had been unable to call attention to what she must have deemed her harrowing predicament, given the gag. |
| 3 | 690 | One might have heard something if one were quite close to her. |
| 3 | 691 | When I came to her she had fainted. |
| 3 | 692 | I picked her up, and carried her into the hut, and Pertinax, gratefully, closed and bolted the door. |
| 3 | 693 | I removed the bonds and gag from the unconscious girl and replaced the binding fiber in my pouch, and left the gag out, to dry. |
| 3 | 694 | She murmured then, in misery, and, half-conscious, huddled, trembling, on the floor of the hut. |
| 3 | 695 | "Let us see more of her legs," I suggested. |
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She had been unable to call attention to what she must have deemed her harrowing predicament, given the gag.
One might have heard something if one were quite close to her.
When I came to her she had fainted.
I picked her up, and carried her into the hut, and Pertinax, gratefully, closed and bolted the door.
I removed the bonds and gag from the unconscious girl and replaced the binding fiber in my pouch, and left the gag out, to dry.
She murmured then, in misery, and, half-conscious, huddled, trembling, on the floor of the hut.
"Let us see more of her legs," I suggested.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)