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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

I cried out with rage, and fought the ropes. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #282)
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2 282 I View more quotes about cried">cried out with rage, and fought the ropes.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 279 The foot was then removed from my back.
2 280 "Is he well tied?" asked a voice.
2 281 "Yes," said a voice, "he is as helpless as a trussed vulo, or a female slave".
2 282 I cried out with rage, and fought the ropes.
2 283 How furious I was that they had dared to compare my helplessness with that of a bound female slave, a domestic animal, thigh-marked and neck-encircled, a man's purchasable, obedient, whip-fearing work beast and pleasure toy! My efforts were met with laughter.
2 284 I then lay quietly on the deck, angry and sullen, helpless, as helpless as a trussed vulo, or, I suppose, a female slave.
2 285 I was their prisoner.
The foot was then removed from my back. "Is he well tied?" asked a voice. "Yes," said a voice, "he is as helpless as a trussed vulo, or a female slave". I cried out with rage, and fought the ropes. How furious I was that they had dared to compare my helplessness with that of a bound female slave, a domestic animal, thigh-marked and neck-encircled, a man's purchasable, obedient, whip-fearing work beast and pleasure toy! My efforts were met with laughter. I then lay quietly on the deck, angry and sullen, helpless, as helpless as a trussed vulo, or, I suppose, a female slave. I was their prisoner. - (Mariners of Gor)