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| 47 | 463 | She could do View more quotes about little">little more than squirm in her bonds, and scarcely that. |
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| 47 | 460 | She was well displayed. |
| 47 | 461 | Her ankles were roped back against the post; at the waist, too, she was fastened to it, the rawhide ropes deep in her belly, and deep, too, in the notch behind the post; her neck, too, was tied to the post; and her hands, as well, in tight, rawhide loops, rather at her sides and slightly behind her. |
| 47 | 462 | She cried out again to him, pleadingly. |
| 47 | 463 | She could do little more than squirm in her bonds, and scarcely that. |
| 47 | 464 | I had seen to it. |
| 47 | 465 | The arrow, from below, was aligned on her heart. |
| 47 | 466 | It leapt from the string, speeding toward the naked, roped beauty. |