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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Her wrists, and those of the other girl, as the long wooden handles turned, were pulled up and over her head. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #23)
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6 23 Her View more quotes about wrists">wrists, and those of the other girl, as the long wooden handles turned, were pulled up and over her head.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 20 The testimony of slaves, in a Gorean court, is commonly taken under torture.
6 21 Two brawny male slaves, stripped to the waist, spun the two handles on the racks.
6 22 The red-haired girl, she who had been one of the matched set of slaves, who had had in her charge the tray of spoons and sugars, wept.
6 23 Her wrists, and those of the other girl, as the long wooden handles turned, were pulled up and over her head.
6 24 The red-haired girl writhed on the cords.
6 25 "Master!" she wept.
6 26 Ibn Saran, in silken kaftan, and kaffiyeh and agal, strode to the rack.
The testimony of slaves, in a Gorean court, is commonly taken under torture. Two brawny male slaves, stripped to the waist, spun the two handles on the racks. The red-haired girl, she who had been one of the matched set of slaves, who had had in her charge the tray of spoons and sugars, wept. Her wrists, and those of the other girl, as the long wooden handles turned, were pulled up and over her head. The red-haired girl writhed on the cords. "Master!" she wept. Ibn Saran, in silken kaftan, and kaffiyeh and agal, strode to the rack. - (Tribesmen of Gor)