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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

The third man, its handles wrapped in heavy cloth, carried a cylindrical, glowing brazier, from which protruded the handles of two irons. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #406)
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8 406 The View more quotes about third">third man, its handles wrapped in heavy cloth, carried a cylindrical, glowing brazier, from which protruded the handles of two irons.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 403 "But, Gentlemen," called the auctioneer, turning the girl on the rope, turning her left thigh to the crowd, "restrain your bids! Can you not see that she has not yet even been branded?" "Mark her! Mark her!" called more than one man.
8 404 Three men were now climbing carefully to the height of the central block.
8 405 The first two men, between them, carried a branding rack, which they placed near the steps on the right, as I faced the block, and then slid to the center of the block, rather forward on the block.
8 406 The third man, its handles wrapped in heavy cloth, carried a cylindrical, glowing brazier, from which protruded the handles of two irons.
8 407 He placed this near the branding rack.
8 408 At the same time the auctioneer was freeing the ankles of the girl from the ropes.
8 409 He then freed the end of her wrist rope from its ring and the rope, sliding through the overhead ring, loosened.
"But, Gentlemen," called the auctioneer, turning the girl on the rope, turning her left thigh to the crowd, "restrain your bids! Can you not see that she has not yet even been branded?" "Mark her! Mark her!" called more than one man. Three men were now climbing carefully to the height of the central block. The first two men, between them, carried a branding rack, which they placed near the steps on the right, as I faced the block, and then slid to the center of the block, rather forward on the block. The third man, its handles wrapped in heavy cloth, carried a cylindrical, glowing brazier, from which protruded the handles of two irons. He placed this near the branding rack. At the same time the auctioneer was freeing the ankles of the girl from the ropes. He then freed the end of her wrist rope from its ring and the rope, sliding through the overhead ring, loosened. - (Savages of Gor)