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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

I held her right hand, of course, for she was right-handed, and with my left, for I, too, was right-handed. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #280)
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26 280 I View more quotes about held">held her right hand, of course, for she was right-handed, and with my left, for I, too, was right-handed.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 277 I had no doubt but what, in an instant, there would be swift pursuit of me and my fair prisoner.
26 278 "After them!" I heard.
26 279 I half dragged the girl behind me.
26 280 I held her right hand, of course, for she was right-handed, and with my left, for I, too, was right-handed.
26 281 Her most efficient and skilled hand was thus the prisoner of my grip, making her more mine, whereas, of course, my own most efficient, skilled hand, also the right, was freed for use.
26 282 This same principle is generally used, it might be mentioned, for single-wrist leashes.
26 283 I looked back.
I had no doubt but what, in an instant, there would be swift pursuit of me and my fair prisoner. "After them!" I heard. I half dragged the girl behind me. I held her right hand, of course, for she was right-handed, and with my left, for I, too, was right-handed. Her most efficient and skilled hand was thus the prisoner of my grip, making her more mine, whereas, of course, my own most efficient, skilled hand, also the right, was freed for use. This same principle is generally used, it might be mentioned, for single-wrist leashes. I looked back. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)