Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 3 | 647 | The View more quotes about cord">cord was not the ropage which might be used to bind a man, but much smaller, and weaker. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 644 | Fighting was then about me. |
| 3 | 645 | I could not undo the knots. |
| 3 | 646 | I took the key to the collar, which I had hidden in my tunic, and, using it as a wedge, and then as a tiny saw, attacked the knots first, and then the cord itself. |
| 3 | 647 | The cord was not the ropage which might be used to bind a man, but much smaller, and weaker. |
| 3 | 648 | A strong man might have snapped it in two, but it was quite sufficient, as might have been a lace, to bind a woman, and with perfection. |
| 3 | 649 | I wept with misery that we could find ourselves so easily, and so helplessly, in the power of men. |
| 3 | 650 | We belong to them, I thought. |
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Fighting was then about me.
I could not undo the knots.
I took the key to the collar, which I had hidden in my tunic, and, using it as a wedge, and then as a tiny saw, attacked the knots first, and then the cord itself.
The cord was not the ropage which might be used to bind a man, but much smaller, and weaker.
A strong man might have snapped it in two, but it was quite sufficient, as might have been a lace, to bind a woman, and with perfection.
I wept with misery that we could find ourselves so easily, and so helplessly, in the power of men.
We belong to them, I thought.
- (Mariners of Gor)