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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

He then put my wrists together, crossing them, and held them in one hand, and drew me across the tiles to the slave ring at the foot of his couch. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #959)
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36 959 He then put my View more quotes about wrists">wrists together, crossing them, and held them in one hand, and drew me across the tiles to the slave ring at the foot of his couch.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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36 956 "You are fortunate," he said, "that I am less stupid than you thought.
36 957 Had I not seen through your subterfuges you might have been flinging yourself to the jaws of sleen, or guaranteeing the signing of your papers for the mines".
36 958 I shuddered.
36 959 He then put my wrists together, crossing them, and held them in one hand, and drew me across the tiles to the slave ring at the foot of his couch.
36 960 There, cunningly, looping the chain about my throat, he fastened me, by the neck, on my knees, closely to the slave ring.
36 961 He then, too, braceleted my hands to the slave ring.
36 962 I could, thus, even if I were tempted to do so, do little to assuage the almost intolerable passions he had aroused in me.
"You are fortunate," he said, "that I am less stupid than you thought. Had I not seen through your subterfuges you might have been flinging yourself to the jaws of sleen, or guaranteeing the signing of your papers for the mines". I shuddered. He then put my wrists together, crossing them, and held them in one hand, and drew me across the tiles to the slave ring at the foot of his couch. There, cunningly, looping the chain about my throat, he fastened me, by the neck, on my knees, closely to the slave ring. He then, too, braceleted my hands to the slave ring. I could, thus, even if I were tempted to do so, do little to assuage the almost intolerable passions he had aroused in me. - (Kajira of Gor)