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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

Whereas it had confined her with perfection, she had not been able, of course, to reach either of the ends by means of which the knot could be expeditiously undone. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #509)
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14 509 View more quotes about whereas">Whereas it had confined her with perfection, she had not been able, of course, to reach either of the ends by means of which the knot could be expeditiously undone.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 506 Freed of his grip she immediately knelt, and in proper position.
14 507 "You may untie her," I said.
14 508 He jerked loose the thong from her wrists.
14 509 Whereas it had confined her with perfection, she had not been able, of course, to reach either of the ends by means of which the knot could be expeditiously undone.
14 510 "To all fours," said her keeper.
14 511 Immediately she went to all fours.
14 512 "Describe a circle, of some five paces in diameter, on all fours, as you are now," said her keeper, "and return to this place".
Freed of his grip she immediately knelt, and in proper position. "You may untie her," I said. He jerked loose the thong from her wrists. Whereas it had confined her with perfection, she had not been able, of course, to reach either of the ends by means of which the knot could be expeditiously undone. "To all fours," said her keeper. Immediately she went to all fours. "Describe a circle, of some five paces in diameter, on all fours, as you are now," said her keeper, "and return to this place". - (Magicians of Gor)