Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 11 | 519 | No longer can the View more quotes about subject">subject walk or run, or even stand erect. |
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Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 516 | "Please, Ubar!" In hamstringing the two large tendons behind each knee are cut. |
| 11 | 517 | The legs may then no longer be contracted. |
| 11 | 518 | They are then useless. |
| 11 | 519 | No longer can the subject walk or run, or even stand erect. |
| 11 | 520 | The subject is, however, not without resource. |
| 11 | 521 | He can, though it requires strength, and it is awkward and painful, drag himself about by the hands. |
| 11 | 522 | When an individual is hamstrung he is often taken to a city where he is left, that he may, if he can, earn his living by begging. |
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"Please, Ubar!" In hamstringing the two large tendons behind each knee are cut.
The legs may then no longer be contracted.
They are then useless.
No longer can the subject walk or run, or even stand erect.
The subject is, however, not without resource.
He can, though it requires strength, and it is awkward and painful, drag himself about by the hands.
When an individual is hamstrung he is often taken to a city where he is left, that he may, if he can, earn his living by begging.
- (Hunters of Gor)