• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"running "

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

The wretch, stripped, wrists crossed and bound before his body, a tether running from them to my pommel, stumbled behind me and to the side. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #5)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
23 5 The wretch, View more quotes about stripped">stripped, wrists crossed and bound before his body, a tether running from them to my pommel, stumbled behind me and to the side.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
23 2 "For whom do you ride?" challenged the man.
23 3 "I ride with the Kavars," I told him.
23 4 I moved the kaiila, with the string of pack animals, over the crest of the hill.
23 5 The wretch, stripped, wrists crossed and bound before his body, a tether running from them to my pommel, stumbled behind me and to the side.
23 6 I had taken even his boots.
23 7 He was almost lame; his feet were bloody; his legs were covered with dust and sweat, and marked with blood, where he had followed, tethered, through brush.
23 8 I had followed him for four days, using his trail, and then, when I had found him in the sand, delirious and weak, trembling, thirsting, unable even to move, I had stripped and bound him, hand and foot.
"For whom do you ride?" challenged the man. "I ride with the Kavars," I told him. I moved the kaiila, with the string of pack animals, over the crest of the hill. The wretch, stripped, wrists crossed and bound before his body, a tether running from them to my pommel, stumbled behind me and to the side. I had taken even his boots. He was almost lame; his feet were bloody; his legs were covered with dust and sweat, and marked with blood, where he had followed, tethered, through brush. I had followed him for four days, using his trail, and then, when I had found him in the sand, delirious and weak, trembling, thirsting, unable even to move, I had stripped and bound him, hand and foot. - (Tribesmen of Gor)