Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 39 | 191 | "Put her at the pole, View more quotes about belly">belly chain and high-wrist shackling". |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 39 | 188 | Well above the floor of the chamber below I could still hear the crackling from the cloths, though now it was less fierce. |
| 39 | 189 | I think Dorna then fell unconscious. |
| 39 | 190 | "Remove her impediments," said the officer. |
| 39 | 191 | "Put her at the pole, belly chain and high-wrist shackling". |
| 39 | 192 | The guard then undid the swathing of ropes which had held the treated cloth so tightly about her body, and put her, kneeling, she held by Miles, at the pole, her back to the pole. |
| 39 | 193 | The guard then cinched the belly chain about her, pulling her back, tightly, against the pole, and then drew her wrists up, high, over her head, and shackled them to the pole. |
| 39 | 194 | "I think she has slept long enough," said the officer. |
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Well above the floor of the chamber below I could still hear the crackling from the cloths, though now it was less fierce.
I think Dorna then fell unconscious.
"Remove her impediments," said the officer.
"Put her at the pole, belly chain and high-wrist shackling".
The guard then undid the swathing of ropes which had held the treated cloth so tightly about her body, and put her, kneeling, she held by Miles, at the pole, her back to the pole.
The guard then cinched the belly chain about her, pulling her back, tightly, against the pole, and then drew her wrists up, high, over her head, and shackled them to the pole.
"I think she has slept long enough," said the officer.
- (Quarry of Gor)