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

"Why does my Master bind me?" she asked, kneeling helplessly in the canoe. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #47)
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25 47 "Why does my View more quotes about master">Master bind me?" she asked, kneeling helplessly in the canoe.

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

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25 44 Kisu, the water now again to his thighs, reached into the canoe.
25 45 He took a narrow, short length of leather and bound Tende's wrists, tightly, behind her body.
25 46 He then, similarly, crossing them and lashing them together, secured the girl's ankles.
25 47 "Why does my Master bind me?" she asked, kneeling helplessly in the canoe.
25 48 "I do not expect to see canoes of Ukungu," said Kisu, "but if we do, you will, thus bound, perhaps not be tempted to leap into the water and swim to safety".
25 49 "Yes, Master," she said, putting her head down.
25 50 "These other slaves, too," I said, "might be tempted to seek an easier slavery within the collar of the empire".
Kisu, the water now again to his thighs, reached into the canoe. He took a narrow, short length of leather and bound Tende's wrists, tightly, behind her body. He then, similarly, crossing them and lashing them together, secured the girl's ankles. "Why does my Master bind me?" she asked, kneeling helplessly in the canoe. "I do not expect to see canoes of Ukungu," said Kisu, "but if we do, you will, thus bound, perhaps not be tempted to leap into the water and swim to safety". "Yes, Master," she said, putting her head down. "These other slaves, too," I said, "might be tempted to seek an easier slavery within the collar of the empire". - (Explorers of Gor)