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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

The former Lady Rowena of Lydius's hands were no longer bound but they were now held above and behind her head, each wrist in the hands of a different man. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #849)
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1 849 The View more quotes about former">former Lady Rowena of Lydius's hands were no longer bound but they were now held above and behind her head, each wrist in the hands of a different man.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 846 She would spend the night in the arms of another.
1 847 Samos made another move and so, too, did I.
1 848 I heard soft gasps and cries from across the room, the fall of a goblet, and squirming.
1 849 The former Lady Rowena of Lydius's hands were no longer bound but they were now held above and behind her head, each wrist in the hands of a different man.
1 850 She was on her back, thrown across one of the low tables.
1 851 Her ankles were tied widely apart, each one fastened to one of the legs at the bottom of the table.
1 852 She was at the mercy of a third oarsman.
She would spend the night in the arms of another. Samos made another move and so, too, did I. I heard soft gasps and cries from across the room, the fall of a goblet, and squirming. The former Lady Rowena of Lydius's hands were no longer bound but they were now held above and behind her head, each wrist in the hands of a different man. She was on her back, thrown across one of the low tables. Her ankles were tied widely apart, each one fastened to one of the legs at the bottom of the table. She was at the mercy of a third oarsman. - (Players of Gor)