Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 480 | I View more quotes about pulled">pulled at the thongs, and stamped my feet in the dirt, in frustration. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 477 | He rose to his feet and held both of my hands together in one hand, and, a moment later, thonged my wrists together and tied them over my head, to the branch of a small tree. |
| 34 | 478 | "You will wait here," he said. |
| 34 | 479 | I tried to press against him, but he had stepped away. |
| 34 | 480 | I pulled at the thongs, and stamped my feet in the dirt, in frustration. |
| 34 | 481 | "Later," he said, "perhaps later," and returned to his work. |
| 34 | 482 | He left me there, helpless, tied in torment. |
| 34 | 483 | Later, some time later, too much time later, the beast, when he had finished his concerns about the camp, and had even ventured away and back, to replenish the water bags, he returned to me. |
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He rose to his feet and held both of my hands together in one hand, and, a moment later, thonged my wrists together and tied them over my head, to the branch of a small tree.
"You will wait here," he said.
I tried to press against him, but he had stepped away.
I pulled at the thongs, and stamped my feet in the dirt, in frustration.
"Later," he said, "perhaps later," and returned to his work.
He left me there, helpless, tied in torment.
Later, some time later, too much time later, the beast, when he had finished his concerns about the camp, and had even ventured away and back, to replenish the water bags, he returned to me.
- (Dancer of Gor)