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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

She squirmed, held, as he cut the tunic and cape from her, and then she was thrown on her belly on the grass and the wet hose and boots were drawn from her. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #610)
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6 610 She View more quotes about squirmed">squirmed, held, as he cut the tunic and cape from her, and then she was thrown on her belly on the grass and the wet hose and boots were drawn from her.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 607 "You had better get out of those wet clothes," I told the girl.
6 608 She looked at me with horror.
6 609 "Don't," she begged her captor.
6 610 She squirmed, held, as he cut the tunic and cape from her, and then she was thrown on her belly on the grass and the wet hose and boots were drawn from her.
6 611 He then knelt across her body and freed her hands.
6 612 With the knife he slit the belt into narrow strips, improvising binding fiber.
6 613 He then retied her hands behind her back and, crouching beside her, crossed and bound her ankles.
"You had better get out of those wet clothes," I told the girl. She looked at me with horror. "Don't," she begged her captor. She squirmed, held, as he cut the tunic and cape from her, and then she was thrown on her belly on the grass and the wet hose and boots were drawn from her. He then knelt across her body and freed her hands. With the knife he slit the belt into narrow strips, improvising binding fiber. He then retied her hands behind her back and, crouching beside her, crossed and bound her ankles. - (Beasts of Gor)