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

She could not fall backwards. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #570)
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26 570 She could not fall backwards.

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

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26 567 I View more quotes about thrust">thrust her, holding her by her arms from behind, on her knees, belly tight, against the flat iron piece over which the door swings, in closing.
26 568 Her knees were thus through the bars, on the inside of the cell.
26 569 With a length of binding fiber, about her knees and behind and over the bars I secured her in position.
26 570 She could not fall backwards.
26 571 I then took her wrists up, one at a time, she, startled, not resisting, and tied them, on the outside, each to a separate bar, on either side of the small iron gate.
26 572 "Tarl!" she said.
26 573 She could grasp the bars with her small hands.
I thrust her, holding her by her arms from behind, on her knees, belly tight, against the flat iron piece over which the door swings, in closing. Her knees were thus through the bars, on the inside of the cell. With a length of binding fiber, about her knees and behind and over the bars I secured her in position. She could not fall backwards. I then took her wrists up, one at a time, she, startled, not resisting, and tied them, on the outside, each to a separate bar, on either side of the small iron gate. "Tarl!" she said. She could grasp the bars with her small hands. - (Tribesmen of Gor)