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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

One of the leader's two men had scarcely bent to unknot the bonds on Tupita's crossed ankles when he stopped, given pause by this utterance. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #392)
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29 392 One of the View more quotes about leader">leader's two men had scarcely bent to unknot the bonds on Tupita's crossed ankles when he stopped, given pause by this utterance.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 389 I would have been zealously cooperative even if I had been a free woman, holding forth my limbs to be bound, putting forth my neck for the coffle collar, and not a mere slave.
29 390 "Free their ankles," said the leader of the men.
29 391 "Look," said one of the small fellow's two cohorts, pointing across the meadow.
29 392 One of the leader's two men had scarcely bent to unknot the bonds on Tupita's crossed ankles when he stopped, given pause by this utterance.
29 393 He stood up, shading his eyes.
29 394 Two beasts were approaching, doubtless the companions of the one with us.
29 395 One thrust a man before it.
I would have been zealously cooperative even if I had been a free woman, holding forth my limbs to be bound, putting forth my neck for the coffle collar, and not a mere slave. "Free their ankles," said the leader of the men. "Look," said one of the small fellow's two cohorts, pointing across the meadow. One of the leader's two men had scarcely bent to unknot the bonds on Tupita's crossed ankles when he stopped, given pause by this utterance. He stood up, shading his eyes. Two beasts were approaching, doubtless the companions of the one with us. One thrust a man before it. - (Dancer of Gor)