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

I then stepped back to regard her, fastened in the yoke, her hands widely separated. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1279)
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19 1279 I then View more quotes about stepped">stepped back to regard her, fastened in the yoke, her hands widely separated.

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

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19 1276 "Master!" she said.
19 1277 I loosened the thongs at the center of the yoke and then, by means of them, looped about her neck and tied, fastened the yoke on her.
19 1278 I then used the thongs on her right to fasten her right hand to the yoke there, and then, to her left, similarly served her left hand.
19 1279 I then stepped back to regard her, fastened in the yoke, her hands widely separated.
19 1280 "As you may recall," I said, "you incurred discipline twice, once for lying, for which you were cuffed, a preposterously light discipline considering the offense, and secondly for not responding instantly and acceptably to a question which you had been asked".
19 1281 "Forgive me," she said.
19 1282 "It is your business to answer questions, with exactness, and with the fullness desired," I said, "not to evade them, not to comment on such matters as their supposed negligible importance, not to remark as to their propriety or appropriateness, such things".
"Master!" she said. I loosened the thongs at the center of the yoke and then, by means of them, looped about her neck and tied, fastened the yoke on her. I then used the thongs on her right to fasten her right hand to the yoke there, and then, to her left, similarly served her left hand. I then stepped back to regard her, fastened in the yoke, her hands widely separated. "As you may recall," I said, "you incurred discipline twice, once for lying, for which you were cuffed, a preposterously light discipline considering the offense, and secondly for not responding instantly and acceptably to a question which you had been asked". "Forgive me," she said. "It is your business to answer questions, with exactness, and with the fullness desired," I said, "not to evade them, not to comment on such matters as their supposed negligible importance, not to remark as to their propriety or appropriateness, such things". - (Magicians of Gor)