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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Hitherto she had been lying on her belly in the straw, her head turned to the side, in bara, her wrists crossed behind her, with her ankles crossed, as well. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #183)
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20 183 View more quotes about hitherto">Hitherto she had been lying on her belly in the straw, her head turned to the side, in bara, her wrists crossed behind her, with her ankles crossed, as well.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 180 A body lay to our left, a quarrel's fins protruding from its chest, and, toward the back of the stable, three other bodies lay, one still squirming.
20 181 Licinius Lysias, like a wild beast, was half crouched down, regarding us, balefully.
20 182 His sword was in his right hand and his left hand was tight on the right arm of a blond slave, now yanked to her knees.
20 183 Hitherto she had been lying on her belly in the straw, her head turned to the side, in bara, her wrists crossed behind her, with her ankles crossed, as well.
20 184 It is a common holding, and helplessness, position for a slave.
20 185 In it, of course, she is positioned perfectly for a swift and secure binding.
20 186 Licinius drew the girl rudely before him, and his blade was at her throat.
A body lay to our left, a quarrel's fins protruding from its chest, and, toward the back of the stable, three other bodies lay, one still squirming. Licinius Lysias, like a wild beast, was half crouched down, regarding us, balefully. His sword was in his right hand and his left hand was tight on the right arm of a blond slave, now yanked to her knees. Hitherto she had been lying on her belly in the straw, her head turned to the side, in bara, her wrists crossed behind her, with her ankles crossed, as well. It is a common holding, and helplessness, position for a slave. In it, of course, she is positioned perfectly for a swift and secure binding. Licinius drew the girl rudely before him, and his blade was at her throat. - (Swordsmen of Gor)