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

The man who had held the stake then took a snap collar, with chain and snap lock, about a yard in length, and secured the girl, on her knees, by the neck, to the stake. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #24)
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9 24 The man who had View more quotes about held">held the stake then took a snap collar, with chain and snap lock, about a yard in length, and secured the girl, on her knees, by the neck, to the stake.

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

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9 21 It was some four feet in height, some four inches in diameter.
9 22 One man held the stake and the other, with a heavy hammer, drove it deeply, firmly, into the earth, until only some four inches of it were visible.
9 23 At this end, fastened to a bolted band, fitted into a groove at the termination of the stake was a metal ring.
9 24 The man who had held the stake then took a snap collar, with chain and snap lock, about a yard in length, and secured the girl, on her knees, by the neck, to the stake.
9 25 "Free me!" demanded the girl, Zina.
9 26 "Free her," said Hassan.
9 27 One of his men took the binding fiber from her wrists.
It was some four feet in height, some four inches in diameter. One man held the stake and the other, with a heavy hammer, drove it deeply, firmly, into the earth, until only some four inches of it were visible. At this end, fastened to a bolted band, fitted into a groove at the termination of the stake was a metal ring. The man who had held the stake then took a snap collar, with chain and snap lock, about a yard in length, and secured the girl, on her knees, by the neck, to the stake. "Free me!" demanded the girl, Zina. "Free her," said Hassan. One of his men took the binding fiber from her wrists. - (Tribesmen of Gor)