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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw the free woman, whom I had gagged and trussed, to whose clothing I had addressed the attentions of her own knife, which I had taken from her, and later destroyed and thrown away, lying very still. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #606)
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6 606 I saw the View more quotes about free">free woman, whom I had gagged and trussed, to whose clothing I had addressed the attentions of her own knife, which I had taken from her, and later destroyed and thrown away, lying very still.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 603 Another fellow said something to the newcomer and the newcomer's sword half emerged from its sheath, and the other fellow rolled back, away, quickly, feigning sleep.
6 604 The sword slammed back into the sheath.
6 605 Two men moved at the noise.
6 606 I saw the free woman, whom I had gagged and trussed, to whose clothing I had addressed the attentions of her own knife, which I had taken from her, and later destroyed and thrown away, lying very still.
6 607 She was absolutely helpless, and her clothing, so cut and divided, could be lifted aside at anyone's convenience.
6 608 It was no wonder she did not dare to move.
6 609 I wondered what her thoughts might be, so helpless and vulnerable in her femaleness.
Another fellow said something to the newcomer and the newcomer's sword half emerged from its sheath, and the other fellow rolled back, away, quickly, feigning sleep. The sword slammed back into the sheath. Two men moved at the noise. I saw the free woman, whom I had gagged and trussed, to whose clothing I had addressed the attentions of her own knife, which I had taken from her, and later destroyed and thrown away, lying very still. She was absolutely helpless, and her clothing, so cut and divided, could be lifted aside at anyone's convenience. It was no wonder she did not dare to move. I wondered what her thoughts might be, so helpless and vulnerable in her femaleness. - (Renegades of Gor)