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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

Hereena struggled to her feet, her head down, and Harold had stepped behind her, pulling her wrists behind her back and tying them with the scarf in his hand. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #105)
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19 105 Hereena View more quotes about struggled">struggled to her feet, her head down, and Harold had stepped behind her, pulling her wrists behind her back and tying them with the scarf in his hand.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 102 Harold tossed the emptied, collapsed shell of the larma fruit into a corner of the room and whipped one of the scarves from his belt.
19 103 He then gave the girl a short, swift kick, not to hurt her, but simply, rather rudely, to startle her awake.
19 104 "On your feet, Slave Girl," he said.
19 105 Hereena struggled to her feet, her head down, and Harold had stepped behind her, pulling her wrists behind her back and tying them with the scarf in his hand.
19 106 "What is it?" she asked.
19 107 "You are being abducted," Harold informed her.
19 108 The girl's head flew up and she spun to face him, pulling to free herself.
Harold tossed the emptied, collapsed shell of the larma fruit into a corner of the room and whipped one of the scarves from his belt. He then gave the girl a short, swift kick, not to hurt her, but simply, rather rudely, to startle her awake. "On your feet, Slave Girl," he said. Hereena struggled to her feet, her head down, and Harold had stepped behind her, pulling her wrists behind her back and tying them with the scarf in his hand. "What is it?" she asked. "You are being abducted," Harold informed her. The girl's head flew up and she spun to face him, pulling to free herself. - (Nomads of Gor)