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

The forty-three girls then knelt, naked, hands tied behind them, ankles crossed and bound, at the trunk of the fallen tree, their heads tied down over it. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #23)
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46 23 The View more quotes about forty">forty-three girls then knelt, naked, hands tied behind them, ankles crossed and bound, at the trunk of the fallen tree, their heads tied down over it.

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

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46 20 About this tree, encircling it, were a number of vine loopings.
46 21 The little men then knelt each girl at one of the vine loopings.
46 22 Pushing down their heads, they then, with pieces of vine rope, fastened both under the vine collars on the girls, tied down their heads, close to the trunk.
46 23 The forty-three girls then knelt, naked, hands tied behind them, ankles crossed and bound, at the trunk of the fallen tree, their heads tied down over it.
46 24 They could not slide themselves free sideways, moving the vine loopings, because of the roots of the tree at one end and its spreading branches at the other.
46 25 They were well secured in place, their heads over the tree trunk.
46 26 One of the little men then, with a heavy, rusted panga, probably obtained in trade long ago, walked up and down near them.
About this tree, encircling it, were a number of vine loopings. The little men then knelt each girl at one of the vine loopings. Pushing down their heads, they then, with pieces of vine rope, fastened both under the vine collars on the girls, tied down their heads, close to the trunk. The forty-three girls then knelt, naked, hands tied behind them, ankles crossed and bound, at the trunk of the fallen tree, their heads tied down over it. They could not slide themselves free sideways, moving the vine loopings, because of the roots of the tree at one end and its spreading branches at the other. They were well secured in place, their heads over the tree trunk. One of the little men then, with a heavy, rusted panga, probably obtained in trade long ago, walked up and down near them. - (Explorers of Gor)