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

I then threw her to the back of the tent, on the right side, which is that side of the nomad's tent reserved for the possessions of men. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #288)
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8 288 I then threw her to the back of the View more quotes about tent">tent, on the right side, which is that side of the nomad's tent reserved for the possessions of men.

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

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8 285 I then fastened it in place with several turns of sash, using the extra length of the sash, tying it, to blindfold her.
8 286 I then threw her on her stomach.
8 287 With a length of strap I tied her hands behind her back, and, with another scarf, crossed and bound her ankles.
8 288 I then threw her to the back of the tent, on the right side, which is that side of the nomad's tent reserved for the possessions of men.
8 289 I then went and stood near the entrance of the tent.
8 290 My kaiila was tethered in the rear.
8 291 First over the rise, on his kaiila, with the two girls tethered, stumbling, exhausted, feet bleeding, to the pommel, was the leader.
I then fastened it in place with several turns of sash, using the extra length of the sash, tying it, to blindfold her. I then threw her on her stomach. With a length of strap I tied her hands behind her back, and, with another scarf, crossed and bound her ankles. I then threw her to the back of the tent, on the right side, which is that side of the nomad's tent reserved for the possessions of men. I then went and stood near the entrance of the tent. My kaiila was tethered in the rear. First over the rise, on his kaiila, with the two girls tethered, stumbling, exhausted, feet bleeding, to the pommel, was the leader. - (Tribesmen of Gor)