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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

The Forkbeard threw off his jacket. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #525)
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Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 522 About each log, fitting snugly into deep, wide, circular grooves in the wood, were several iron bands.
6 523 These each contained a welded ring, to which was attached a length of chain, terminating in a black-iron fetter.
6 524 Gunnhild thrust out her left ankle; the Forkbeard fettered her; a moment later Pudding, too, had thrust forth her ankle, and her ankle, too, was locked in a fetter of the north.
6 525 The Forkbeard threw off his jacket.
6 526 There was a rustle of chain as the two bondmaids turned, Pudding on her left side, Gunnhild on her right, waiting for the Forkbeard to lie between them.
6 527 I heard men down the table laughing.
6 528 One of the new girls, from Kassau, had been thrown on her back, on the table.
About each log, fitting snugly into deep, wide, circular grooves in the wood, were several iron bands. These each contained a welded ring, to which was attached a length of chain, terminating in a black-iron fetter. Gunnhild thrust out her left ankle; the Forkbeard fettered her; a moment later Pudding, too, had thrust forth her ankle, and her ankle, too, was locked in a fetter of the north. The Forkbeard threw off his jacket. There was a rustle of chain as the two bondmaids turned, Pudding on her left side, Gunnhild on her right, waiting for the Forkbeard to lie between them. I heard men down the table laughing. One of the new girls, from Kassau, had been thrown on her back, on the table. - (Marauders of Gor)