Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 724 | "May I View more quotes about speak">speak?" I inquired. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 721 | It is seldom, however, if ever, used in impalements. |
| 21 | 722 | Apparently Aemilianus had called for the tie, in this context, as an act of mercy. |
| 21 | 723 | He did not want her to be able to get her fingers on the spear which, in their futility and helplessness, might delay, or deepen or prolong the agony of impalement. |
| 21 | 724 | "May I speak?" I inquired. |
| 21 | 725 | One fellow, with a thong, and the key to the Lady Claudia's locks had already stepped forward. |
| 21 | 726 | When I spoke, he halted, and stepped back. |
| 21 | 727 | I assumed he would remove the Lady Claudia's wrist rings first, then affix the belly thong on her, fastening her hands behind her back, tightly, and then, and then only, remove the ankle rings and the collar, the remainder of the sirik. |
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It is seldom, however, if ever, used in impalements.
Apparently Aemilianus had called for the tie, in this context, as an act of mercy.
He did not want her to be able to get her fingers on the spear which, in their futility and helplessness, might delay, or deepen or prolong the agony of impalement.
"May I speak?" I inquired.
One fellow, with a thong, and the key to the Lady Claudia's locks had already stepped forward.
When I spoke, he halted, and stepped back.
I assumed he would remove the Lady Claudia's wrist rings first, then affix the belly thong on her, fastening her hands behind her back, tightly, and then, and then only, remove the ankle rings and the collar, the remainder of the sirik.
- (Renegades of Gor)