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

The Forkbeard then lifted her from her feet, lightly. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #211)
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8 211 The Forkbeard then View more quotes about lifted">lifted her from her feet, lightly.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 208 He threw the mantle over her head and, with the scarf, turned twice about her neck, and knotted tightly, tied it under her chin.
8 209 He had not rendered her unconscious, or gagged her, or tied her ankles.
8 210 He wanted her to be able to cry out; her cries, of course, would be muffled; they would not be discernible on the height of the fortress; they might, however, be heard by Gorm and those in the boat; too, he wanted her to be able to thrash about; this, too, would help Gorm to locate her in the darkness.
8 211 The Forkbeard then lifted her from her feet, lightly.
8 212 Her dress slid back, over her knees.
8 213 We heard her muffled voice.
8 214 "No!" she wept.
He threw the mantle over her head and, with the scarf, turned twice about her neck, and knotted tightly, tied it under her chin. He had not rendered her unconscious, or gagged her, or tied her ankles. He wanted her to be able to cry out; her cries, of course, would be muffled; they would not be discernible on the height of the fortress; they might, however, be heard by Gorm and those in the boat; too, he wanted her to be able to thrash about; this, too, would help Gorm to locate her in the darkness. The Forkbeard then lifted her from her feet, lightly. Her dress slid back, over her knees. We heard her muffled voice. "No!" she wept. - (Marauders of Gor)