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

Lord Grendel then, with her own rope, fastened her hands behind her back, pulled her to her feet, and wrapped the rope, in several coils, about her body, and then, with the same rope, fashioned a leash for her. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #224)
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44 224 View more quotes about lord">Lord Grendel then, with her own rope, fastened her hands behind her back, pulled her to her feet, and wrapped the rope, in several coils, about her body, and then, with the same rope, fashioned a leash for her.

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

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44 221 "I cannot now help that".
44 222 "Turn about, and get on your belly," said Lord Grendel.
44 223 The Kur obeyed, instantly.
44 224 Lord Grendel then, with her own rope, fastened her hands behind her back, pulled her to her feet, and wrapped the rope, in several coils, about her body, and then, with the same rope, fashioned a leash for her.
44 225 This was much what had been done with her former rival, the victorious she-Kur in the arena, before she had been led forth from the sand.
44 226 Lord Grendel then led the she-Kur some yards through the grass, so that she would know herself so led, helpless, on a male's leash.
44 227 He then stopped, and turned about, and regarded that Kur who had lingered, who had not departed with the others.
"I cannot now help that". "Turn about, and get on your belly," said Lord Grendel. The Kur obeyed, instantly. Lord Grendel then, with her own rope, fastened her hands behind her back, pulled her to her feet, and wrapped the rope, in several coils, about her body, and then, with the same rope, fashioned a leash for her. This was much what had been done with her former rival, the victorious she-Kur in the arena, before she had been led forth from the sand. Lord Grendel then led the she-Kur some yards through the grass, so that she would know herself so led, helpless, on a male's leash. He then stopped, and turned about, and regarded that Kur who had lingered, who had not departed with the others. - (Kur of Gor)