Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 18 | 437 | It was the Gorean love bow. |
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Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 18 | 434 | He then, from his belt, took a long length of binding fiber and, doubling it, looped it, securing it, at its center to the ring, leaving two long ends. |
| 18 | 435 | He then threw her, on her back, over the body, head down, of the fallen Kur. |
| 18 | 436 | He took the two loose ends of the binding fiber and, taking them under the body of the fallen Kur, dragged her wrists, elbows bent, over and above her head; he then, bending her knees, tied one of the loose ends about her left ankle, and the other about her right. |
| 18 | 437 | It was the Gorean love bow. |
| 18 | 438 | He then, regarding her, cut the Kur collar from her throat with the ship's knife. |
| 18 | 439 | He threw it aside. |
| 18 | 440 | She now wore only one collar, his. |
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He then, from his belt, took a long length of binding fiber and, doubling it, looped it, securing it, at its center to the ring, leaving two long ends.
He then threw her, on her back, over the body, head down, of the fallen Kur.
He took the two loose ends of the binding fiber and, taking them under the body of the fallen Kur, dragged her wrists, elbows bent, over and above her head; he then, bending her knees, tied one of the loose ends about her left ankle, and the other about her right.
It was the Gorean love bow.
He then, regarding her, cut the Kur collar from her throat with the ship's knife.
He threw it aside.
She now wore only one collar, his.
- (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 18)