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

She may then be turned to her stomach and, her hands pulled behind her and her ankles crossed, bound hand and foot. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #553)
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17 553 She may then be View more quotes about turned">turned to her stomach and, her hands pulled behind her and her ankles crossed, bound hand and foot.

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

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17 550 When she awakes and naturally, reflexively, opens her mouth to scream the wadding is thrust into the oral orifice.
17 551 This stifles the scream.
17 552 The binding is then applied, being forced back, between the teeth, and fastened, usually once around the neck and tied in front, which is easier, this securing the wadding in place.
17 553 She may then be turned to her stomach and, her hands pulled behind her and her ankles crossed, bound hand and foot.
17 554 On the other hand, although the fellow's intention was doubtless sensible, and harmless enough, and even benign, the effect of his action on the slave in question was profound.
17 555 She looked up at him, over his hand, her eyes wild with fear.
17 556 "Steady, kajira," said he, gently.
When she awakes and naturally, reflexively, opens her mouth to scream the wadding is thrust into the oral orifice. This stifles the scream. The binding is then applied, being forced back, between the teeth, and fastened, usually once around the neck and tied in front, which is easier, this securing the wadding in place. She may then be turned to her stomach and, her hands pulled behind her and her ankles crossed, bound hand and foot. On the other hand, although the fellow's intention was doubtless sensible, and harmless enough, and even benign, the effect of his action on the slave in question was profound. She looked up at him, over his hand, her eyes wild with fear. "Steady, kajira," said he, gently. - (Prize of Gor)