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

Gorm unbound her and threw her over his shoulder; so stiff and trembling with cold, and stiff from the ropes, was she that she could not stand. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #314)
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9 314 Gorm unbound her and View more quotes about threw">threw her over his shoulder; so stiff and trembling with cold, and stiff from the ropes, was she that she could not stand.

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

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9 311 "Yes, yes!" she whispered, her teeth chattering.
9 312 Then, holding her head back, and lifting the cup to her mouth, he gave her of the drink he had brought with him.
9 313 And eagerly, whimpering, shuddering with cold, did Hilda the Haughty drink down the slave wine.
9 314 Gorm unbound her and threw her over his shoulder; so stiff and trembling with cold, and stiff from the ropes, was she that she could not stand.
9 315 I put my hand on her body; it was like ice.
9 316 She was whimpering with cold, her head hanging down, over Gorm's back; her long hair fell to the back of his knees.
9 317 I lit the way with the torch, and we took her to the hall of the Forkbeard.
"Yes, yes!" she whispered, her teeth chattering. Then, holding her head back, and lifting the cup to her mouth, he gave her of the drink he had brought with him. And eagerly, whimpering, shuddering with cold, did Hilda the Haughty drink down the slave wine. Gorm unbound her and threw her over his shoulder; so stiff and trembling with cold, and stiff from the ropes, was she that she could not stand. I put my hand on her body; it was like ice. She was whimpering with cold, her head hanging down, over Gorm's back; her long hair fell to the back of his knees. I lit the way with the torch, and we took her to the hall of the Forkbeard. - (Marauders of Gor)