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

From the commanded distance, one of several yards, we watched Licinius fasten the slave over the forward capture leather of the saddle, tethering her crossed wrists to the saddle ring to his left, and then her crossed ankles to the saddle ring to his right. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #2)
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21 2 From the commanded View more quotes about distance">distance, one of several yards, we watched Licinius fasten the slave over the forward capture leather of the saddle, tethering her crossed wrists to the saddle ring to his left, and then her crossed ankles to the saddle ring to his right.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
20 245 "Lord Nishida would never permit it".
20 246 I then turned about, and left the stable, followed by Pertinax and Tajima.
21 1 Licinius Lysias Takes his Departure from Tarncamp "On your back, slave," said Licinius, "over the saddle, wrists and ankles crossed".
21 2 From the commanded distance, one of several yards, we watched Licinius fasten the slave over the forward capture leather of the saddle, tethering her crossed wrists to the saddle ring to his left, and then her crossed ankles to the saddle ring to his right.
21 3 Shortly she was secured in place.
21 4 I gathered that she was not the first capture he had helplessed in such a manner.
21 5 Pertinax was distraught.
"Lord Nishida would never permit it". I then turned about, and left the stable, followed by Pertinax and Tajima. Licinius Lysias Takes his Departure from Tarncamp "On your back, slave," said Licinius, "over the saddle, wrists and ankles crossed". From the commanded distance, one of several yards, we watched Licinius fasten the slave over the forward capture leather of the saddle, tethering her crossed wrists to the saddle ring to his left, and then her crossed ankles to the saddle ring to his right. Shortly she was secured in place. I gathered that she was not the first capture he had helplessed in such a manner. Pertinax was distraught. - (Swordsmen of Gor)