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

Then, my senses reeling, I found myself, to the laughter of men and slaves, as I tried futilely to resist, being stripped and bound. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #633)
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18 633 Then, my senses reeling, I View more quotes about found">found myself, to the laughter of men and slaves, as I tried futilely to resist, being stripped and bound.

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

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18 630 "Later," she said, "courting slavery, for which I yearned in my heart, I went to the tavern of Hibron in Victoria, called the Pirate's Chain.
18 631 I fell in there with one called Kliomenes, who was a lieutenant to the pirate Policrates.
18 632 He got me drunk.
18 633 Then, my senses reeling, I found myself, to the laughter of men and slaves, as I tried futilely to resist, being stripped and bound.
18 634 I was carried to his galley.
18 635 I was thrown to its deck, near the foot of the steps leading up to the height of the stem castle.
18 636 My feet were tied to one ring and my neck to another.
"Later," she said, "courting slavery, for which I yearned in my heart, I went to the tavern of Hibron in Victoria, called the Pirate's Chain. I fell in there with one called Kliomenes, who was a lieutenant to the pirate Policrates. He got me drunk. Then, my senses reeling, I found myself, to the laughter of men and slaves, as I tried futilely to resist, being stripped and bound. I was carried to his galley. I was thrown to its deck, near the foot of the steps leading up to the height of the stem castle. My feet were tied to one ring and my neck to another. - (Guardsman of Gor)