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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

He untied her hands from behind her back and, turning her roughly, almost as though she might have been a slave, retied them before her body, leaving a long loose end which might serve as a tether. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #149)
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24 149 He untied her View more quotes about hands">hands from behind her back and, turning her roughly, almost as though she might have been a slave, retied them before her body, leaving a long loose end which might serve as a tether.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 146 Gorean itself shows innumerable evidences of being derived largely from languages of the Indo-European group.
24 147 Tende stifled an angry cry.
24 148 Kisu threw her, in her soiled robes, to the surface of the raft.
24 149 He untied her hands from behind her back and, turning her roughly, almost as though she might have been a slave, retied them before her body, leaving a long loose end which might serve as a tether.
24 150 She gasped with indignation and, lying on her side, looked at him with anger.
24 151 He then untied her ankles and threw her from the raft.
24 152 He led her by the bound wrists, she stumbling in her robes, about the raft and tied the tether on her hands to the sternpost of the canoe.
Gorean itself shows innumerable evidences of being derived largely from languages of the Indo-European group. Tende stifled an angry cry. Kisu threw her, in her soiled robes, to the surface of the raft. He untied her hands from behind her back and, turning her roughly, almost as though she might have been a slave, retied them before her body, leaving a long loose end which might serve as a tether. She gasped with indignation and, lying on her side, looked at him with anger. He then untied her ankles and threw her from the raft. He led her by the bound wrists, she stumbling in her robes, about the raft and tied the tether on her hands to the sternpost of the canoe. - (Explorers of Gor)