Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 27 | 774 | The knots were jerked tight on Ellen's wrists. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 771 | "No," said Mirus. |
| 27 | 772 | "Tie her wrists before her body, and then put her to the grass and tie her ankles together. |
| 27 | 773 | I wish to fasten her hands to the thongs on the left saddle ring and her ankles to the thongs on the right saddle ring, that she may thus lie bound, hand and foot, belly up, before me". |
| 27 | 774 | The knots were jerked tight on Ellen's wrists. |
| 27 | 775 | The belly-up binding position is often used on long rides, or tarn flights, as it is reliably secure and the captive, or slave, is constantly under surveillance, conveniently at hand, completely in view. |
| 27 | 776 | It is also useful as the captor, or master, may then caress the captive or slave, if only to while away the time. |
| 27 | 777 | By the time that camp is made a free woman is commonly begging for the brand and collar, and a slave will be beside herself, writhing and gasping, moaning, crying out, begging, with need, pleading that he will be merciful, that he will deign, if only briefly, to attend to the collar of her. |
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"No," said Mirus.
"Tie her wrists before her body, and then put her to the grass and tie her ankles together.
I wish to fasten her hands to the thongs on the left saddle ring and her ankles to the thongs on the right saddle ring, that she may thus lie bound, hand and foot, belly up, before me".
The knots were jerked tight on Ellen's wrists.
The belly-up binding position is often used on long rides, or tarn flights, as it is reliably secure and the captive, or slave, is constantly under surveillance, conveniently at hand, completely in view.
It is also useful as the captor, or master, may then caress the captive or slave, if only to while away the time.
By the time that camp is made a free woman is commonly begging for the brand and collar, and a slave will be beside herself, writhing and gasping, moaning, crying out, begging, with need, pleading that he will be merciful, that he will deign, if only briefly, to attend to the collar of her.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27)