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

If you had not been sufficiently pleasing I might pull up your bound ankles and tie them to your wrists. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1578)
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13 1578 If you had not been sufficiently View more quotes about pleasing">pleasing I might pull up your bound ankles and tie them to your wrists.

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

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13 1575 I then fastened her left wrist to her left ankle, as I had done with her right wrist and ankle.
13 1576 "When finished with you," I said, "I might simply bind your wrists behind you and tie your ankles together.
13 1577 That is a familiar and effective security tie.
13 1578 If you had not been sufficiently pleasing I might pull up your bound ankles and tie them to your wrists.
13 1579 Your neck, of course, might always be tied to a stake, or bound to a tree".
13 1580 I then stood up and stepped back, to observe my handiwork.
13 1581 "An advantage of this tie," I said, "is that a girl may kneel in it comfortably for hours, perhaps beside a master's chair, while he works, and is not yet ready for her".
I then fastened her left wrist to her left ankle, as I had done with her right wrist and ankle. "When finished with you," I said, "I might simply bind your wrists behind you and tie your ankles together. That is a familiar and effective security tie. If you had not been sufficiently pleasing I might pull up your bound ankles and tie them to your wrists. Your neck, of course, might always be tied to a stake, or bound to a tree". I then stood up and stepped back, to observe my handiwork. "An advantage of this tie," I said, "is that a girl may kneel in it comfortably for hours, perhaps beside a master's chair, while he works, and is not yet ready for her". - (Savages of Gor)