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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

Before engaging in this endeavor he had, within the forest, placed his prisoner, still leashed and gagged, on her belly in the leaves before a lofty Tur tree, and knelt across her body. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #82)
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18 82 Before engaging in this endeavor he had, within the forest, View more quotes about placed">placed his prisoner, still leashed and gagged, on her belly in the leaves before a lofty Tur tree, and knelt across her body.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 79 He could hear, more clearly now, the sounds of sleen.
18 80 He had been aware for Ahn of their entrance, two beasts, with a hunting party of eight, as he counted, through the shuttle port.
18 81 But he had set a trail which was lengthy and circuitous to gain time, and permit him to return, after circling about, to bring the blonde to the entrance of the shuttle port.
18 82 Before engaging in this endeavor he had, within the forest, placed his prisoner, still leashed and gagged, on her belly in the leaves before a lofty Tur tree, and knelt across her body.
18 83 He had then freed her hands and turned her about, and retied them before her body.
18 84 He had then, turning her again to her belly, with one strand of the double-braided leash, fastened her hands, already bound, closely against her belly, and knotted the holding strap behind the small of her back.
18 85 With the second strand of the leash he improvised a sling and, with one loop under her arms and the other behind the back of her knees, and she behind him, he began to climb the tree.
He could hear, more clearly now, the sounds of sleen. He had been aware for Ahn of their entrance, two beasts, with a hunting party of eight, as he counted, through the shuttle port. But he had set a trail which was lengthy and circuitous to gain time, and permit him to return, after circling about, to bring the blonde to the entrance of the shuttle port. Before engaging in this endeavor he had, within the forest, placed his prisoner, still leashed and gagged, on her belly in the leaves before a lofty Tur tree, and knelt across her body. He had then freed her hands and turned her about, and retied them before her body. He had then, turning her again to her belly, with one strand of the double-braided leash, fastened her hands, already bound, closely against her belly, and knotted the holding strap behind the small of her back. With the second strand of the leash he improvised a sling and, with one loop under her arms and the other behind the back of her knees, and she behind him, he began to climb the tree. - (Kur of Gor)