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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

With a last length of marsh vine, doubled and looped about her throat, its free ends tied about the up-curved stern, I secured her in place. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #154)
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8 154 With a View more quotes about last">last length of marsh vine, doubled and looped about her throat, its free ends tied about the up-curved stern, I secured her in place.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 151 She hesitated, but then she did.
8 152 I took a length of marsh vine and bound her wrists behind her back, and then, with another bit of marsh vine, crossed and bound her ankles.
8 153 Then I placed her lengthwise in the craft, her head at the up-curved stern end of the vessel.
8 154 With a last length of marsh vine, doubled and looped about her throat, its free ends tied about the up-curved stern, I secured her in place.
8 155 She, an intelligent, and proud girl, understanding the intention of these precautions, neither questioned me nor protested them.
8 156 She was bound and secured in complete silence.
8 157 I myself was bitter.
She hesitated, but then she did. I took a length of marsh vine and bound her wrists behind her back, and then, with another bit of marsh vine, crossed and bound her ankles. Then I placed her lengthwise in the craft, her head at the up-curved stern end of the vessel. With a last length of marsh vine, doubled and looped about her throat, its free ends tied about the up-curved stern, I secured her in place. She, an intelligent, and proud girl, understanding the intention of these precautions, neither questioned me nor protested them. She was bound and secured in complete silence. I myself was bitter. - (Raiders of Gor)