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

Each upright was supported by two braces, each also six inches square. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #138)
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 135 In making our way to the cook shack we passed the large, wooden dais on which the whipping frame had been erected.
10 136 It was some twelve feet square, and some four feet in height, its surface reached by steps.
10 137 The whipping frame itself, vertical, consisted of two heavy uprights, some six inches square and eight feet high, and a crossbeam, some six inches square and some seven feet in length.
10 138 Each upright was supported by two braces, each also six inches square.
10 139 A heavy ring was bolted on the underside of the high crossbeam; it was from this ring that a prisoner, bound by the wrists, might be suspended.
10 140 A matching ring was bolted in the beams of the dais, under the upper ring.
10 141 It was to the lower ring that the prisoner's feet, some six inches above the wood, crossed and tied, might be bound.
In making our way to the cook shack we passed the large, wooden dais on which the whipping frame had been erected. It was some twelve feet square, and some four feet in height, its surface reached by steps. The whipping frame itself, vertical, consisted of two heavy uprights, some six inches square and eight feet high, and a crossbeam, some six inches square and some seven feet in length. Each upright was supported by two braces, each also six inches square. A heavy ring was bolted on the underside of the high crossbeam; it was from this ring that a prisoner, bound by the wrists, might be suspended. A matching ring was bolted in the beams of the dais, under the upper ring. It was to the lower ring that the prisoner's feet, some six inches above the wood, crossed and tied, might be bound. - (Beasts of Gor)