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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

She would stand there, her wrists bound, over her head, apart, on the branch, waiting. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #851)
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15 851 She would View more quotes about stand">stand there, her wrists bound, over her head, apart, on the branch, waiting.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 848 Ilene would not soon forget her beating.
15 849 It took more than two Ehn to deliver the next five strokes.
15 850 Ilene did not know when, or where on her body, they would fall.
15 851 She would stand there, her wrists bound, over her head, apart, on the branch, waiting.
15 852 Then suddenly there would be the hiss and, somewhere on her body, the swift, lashing fall of the switch.
15 853 The red-haired girl had handled the psychological dimension of the beating beautifully.
15 854 Even when she was not being struck Ilene would sometimes cry out, "No! Don't hit me!" Sometimes, waiting, unstruck, she would cry out as though she had been struck.
Ilene would not soon forget her beating. It took more than two Ehn to deliver the next five strokes. Ilene did not know when, or where on her body, they would fall. She would stand there, her wrists bound, over her head, apart, on the branch, waiting. Then suddenly there would be the hiss and, somewhere on her body, the swift, lashing fall of the switch. The red-haired girl had handled the psychological dimension of the beating beautifully. Even when she was not being struck Ilene would sometimes cry out, "No! Don't hit me!" Sometimes, waiting, unstruck, she would cry out as though she had been struck. - (Hunters of Gor)