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

The load was thus balanced on the tarn, the weight of the two beauties on one side, that of Ram on the other. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #945)
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6 945 The load was View more quotes about thus">thus balanced on the tarn, the weight of the two beauties on one side, that of Ram on the other.

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

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6 942 She depended on him totally for her life, that he would hold her.
6 943 Then her hands were bound, and I drew her up and over the saddle.
6 944 I then lifted up Constance's arms and thrust the new slave's tied wrists over the pommel, then placed Constance's bound wrists over hers.
6 945 The load was thus balanced on the tarn, the weight of the two beauties on one side, that of Ram on the other.
6 946 I had placed Constance's bound wrists over those of the new slave for Constance was first girl.
6 947 She would be first to be lifted from the pommel.
6 948 "You are first girl," I told Constance.
She depended on him totally for her life, that he would hold her. Then her hands were bound, and I drew her up and over the saddle. I then lifted up Constance's arms and thrust the new slave's tied wrists over the pommel, then placed Constance's bound wrists over hers. The load was thus balanced on the tarn, the weight of the two beauties on one side, that of Ram on the other. I had placed Constance's bound wrists over those of the new slave for Constance was first girl. She would be first to be lifted from the pommel. "You are first girl," I told Constance. - (Beasts of Gor)