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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I then took the rope up from her wrists and, pushing up her collar, looped it five times about her throat, and then took the free end of the rope under the rope leading up from her bound wrists, and then brought it forward. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #168)
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12 168 I then View more quotes about took">took the rope up from her wrists and, pushing up her collar, looped it five times about her throat, and then took the free end of the rope under the rope leading up from her bound wrists, and then brought it forward.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 165 I then put her again to her knees, pushing her head down to the grass.
12 166 "Place your wrists behind you, crossed," I said.
12 167 She did so and, in a moment, with one end of the light, narrow rope I carried, removed from my shoulder, I bound them together.
12 168 I then took the rope up from her wrists and, pushing up her collar, looped it five times about her throat, and then took the free end of the rope under the rope leading up from her bound wrists, and then brought it forward.
12 169 In this fashion a convenient, unknotted tether is formed.
12 170 This type of tether is suitable for short leadings.
12 171 The free end of the tether is slipped under the bond leading up from the wrists to prevent the girl from slipping it by the simple expedient of lowering and dipping her head a few times.
I then put her again to her knees, pushing her head down to the grass. "Place your wrists behind you, crossed," I said. She did so and, in a moment, with one end of the light, narrow rope I carried, removed from my shoulder, I bound them together. I then took the rope up from her wrists and, pushing up her collar, looped it five times about her throat, and then took the free end of the rope under the rope leading up from her bound wrists, and then brought it forward. In this fashion a convenient, unknotted tether is formed. This type of tether is suitable for short leadings. The free end of the tether is slipped under the bond leading up from the wrists to prevent the girl from slipping it by the simple expedient of lowering and dipping her head a few times. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)