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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was with this length of fiber that her ankles were now secured to her wrists. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #9)
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28 9 It was with this View more quotes about length">length of fiber that her ankles were now secured to her wrists.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 6 Labienus, their captain, whose rank was high captain, and had been commanding officer in the vanguard of the central columns in Ar's entry into the delta, sat upon a rock.
28 7 Ina knelt in the background, her head down, her hands bound behind her back, fastened to her crossed, bound ankles.
28 8 In binding her hands I left a yard or so of fiber loose, wrapped about her left wrist, that it might serve, at my discretion, as convenient ankle binding.
28 9 It was with this length of fiber that her ankles were now secured to her wrists.
28 10 A cord was about her waist, snugly.
28 11 It was fastened with a bow knot on her left.
28 12 The knot, being on the left, was not only convenient for her, reaching across her body, perhaps at a captor's or master's command, but was readily at hand, as well, for the attentions of a right-handed captor or master.
Labienus, their captain, whose rank was high captain, and had been commanding officer in the vanguard of the central columns in Ar's entry into the delta, sat upon a rock. Ina knelt in the background, her head down, her hands bound behind her back, fastened to her crossed, bound ankles. In binding her hands I left a yard or so of fiber loose, wrapped about her left wrist, that it might serve, at my discretion, as convenient ankle binding. It was with this length of fiber that her ankles were now secured to her wrists. A cord was about her waist, snugly. It was fastened with a bow knot on her left. The knot, being on the left, was not only convenient for her, reaching across her body, perhaps at a captor's or master's command, but was readily at hand, as well, for the attentions of a right-handed captor or master. - (Vagabonds of Gor)