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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She was then, a moment later, the second wrist ring passed through the holding ring and closed about her left wrist, secured to the holding ring. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #257)
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17 257 She was then, a View more quotes about moment">moment later, the second wrist ring passed through the holding ring and closed about her left wrist, secured to the holding ring.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 254 Then Barzak took her arms and forced them up and back, over her head and then pulled her down to her back.
17 255 Her wrists then, held together with one hand by Barzak, were pulled to the ring which had been to her left as she had faced the front of the platform, the same ring to which the new girl, Jill, was chained by the ankle.
17 256 While Barzak held her small wrists together with his left hand, he snapped a wrist ring about her right wrist with his right hand.
17 257 She was then, a moment later, the second wrist ring passed through the holding ring and closed about her left wrist, secured to the holding ring.
17 258 She was then supine between two holding rings.
17 259 She could twist to her stomach, or side, but the tensions being as they were, it was most comfortable, and most natural, for her to remain on her back.
17 260 Barzak, beside her, on his knees, looked down upon her with irritation.
Then Barzak took her arms and forced them up and back, over her head and then pulled her down to her back. Her wrists then, held together with one hand by Barzak, were pulled to the ring which had been to her left as she had faced the front of the platform, the same ring to which the new girl, Jill, was chained by the ankle. While Barzak held her small wrists together with his left hand, he snapped a wrist ring about her right wrist with his right hand. She was then, a moment later, the second wrist ring passed through the holding ring and closed about her left wrist, secured to the holding ring. She was then supine between two holding rings. She could twist to her stomach, or side, but the tensions being as they were, it was most comfortable, and most natural, for her to remain on her back. Barzak, beside her, on his knees, looked down upon her with irritation. - (Prize of Gor)