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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

That had been, however disturbing, little more than a brief transition between the attitude of a prone, bound prisoner, and that of a wrist-tied, standing prisoner. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #44)
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6 44 That had been, however disturbing, View more quotes about little">little more than a brief transition between the attitude of a prone, bound prisoner, and that of a wrist-tied, standing prisoner.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 41 All of us knelt, except the woman who had run to the elevator.
6 42 I was suffused with strange, indescribable emotions.
6 43 In the kitchen, on the linoleum, I had been on my knees before the men, for a few moments, but this seemed quite different.
6 44 That had been, however disturbing, little more than a brief transition between the attitude of a prone, bound prisoner, and that of a wrist-tied, standing prisoner.
6 45 It was natural that I would have been knelt, that the bonds on my ankles could be removed, making it possible for me to stand upright, before my bitting.
6 46 There had been little or nothing of anything expected, fitting, or institutionalized in that posture.
6 47 This, however, was quite different.
All of us knelt, except the woman who had run to the elevator. I was suffused with strange, indescribable emotions. In the kitchen, on the linoleum, I had been on my knees before the men, for a few moments, but this seemed quite different. That had been, however disturbing, little more than a brief transition between the attitude of a prone, bound prisoner, and that of a wrist-tied, standing prisoner. It was natural that I would have been knelt, that the bonds on my ankles could be removed, making it possible for me to stand upright, before my bitting. There had been little or nothing of anything expected, fitting, or institutionalized in that posture. This, however, was quite different. - (Plunder of Gor)