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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The girl, her ankles now bound, was carried backwards, her body over the shoulder of a man, to the nearest hatch, that amidships, leading to the hold. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #52)
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9 52 The View more quotes about girl">girl, her ankles now bound, was carried backwards, her body over the shoulder of a man, to the nearest hatch, that amidships, leading to the hold.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 49 "Surely he would have no orders to leave the line," said Callimachus.
9 50 "No," I said, grinning.
9 51 A cloak was thrown about my shoulders, to warm me from the chill of the water.
9 52 The girl, her ankles now bound, was carried backwards, her body over the shoulder of a man, to the nearest hatch, that amidships, leading to the hold.
9 53 Her eyes were wild over the gag.
9 54 She would be thrown in the hold, and the hatch would be secured.
9 55 I realized that she would have to be beaten as she had, earlier, raised her head without permission.
"Surely he would have no orders to leave the line," said Callimachus. "No," I said, grinning. A cloak was thrown about my shoulders, to warm me from the chill of the water. The girl, her ankles now bound, was carried backwards, her body over the shoulder of a man, to the nearest hatch, that amidships, leading to the hold. Her eyes were wild over the gag. She would be thrown in the hold, and the hatch would be secured. I realized that she would have to be beaten as she had, earlier, raised her head without permission. - (Guardsman of Gor)