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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Numbly, she turned, and retraced her steps, and then stood before him, head down, small before his size and power. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #272)
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37 272 Numbly, she View more quotes about turned">turned, and retraced her steps, and then stood before him, head down, small before his size and power.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 269 "Prepare to be siriked," he said.
37 270 She put her hand, frightened, before her face, and then, suddenly, turned, and fled to the opposite wall, against which she stood, the palms of her hands at the side of her head, her belly to the wall.
37 271 "Return," he said, evenly.
37 272 Numbly, she turned, and retraced her steps, and then stood before him, head down, small before his size and power.
37 273 Then she raised her head, and said, "Sirik me".
37 274 The neck ring was snapped about her throat first, rather like a Turian collar.
37 275 Next her small wrists were clasped in the wrist rings, each at the terminus of the short, horizontal chain, attached to the vertical chain dangling from the collar, which vertical chain, continuing, looped down to the floor where, attached to it was the second horizontal chain, each end of which terminated in an ankle ring.
"Prepare to be siriked," he said. She put her hand, frightened, before her face, and then, suddenly, turned, and fled to the opposite wall, against which she stood, the palms of her hands at the side of her head, her belly to the wall. "Return," he said, evenly. Numbly, she turned, and retraced her steps, and then stood before him, head down, small before his size and power. Then she raised her head, and said, "Sirik me". The neck ring was snapped about her throat first, rather like a Turian collar. Next her small wrists were clasped in the wrist rings, each at the terminus of the short, horizontal chain, attached to the vertical chain dangling from the collar, which vertical chain, continuing, looped down to the floor where, attached to it was the second horizontal chain, each end of which terminated in an ankle ring. - (Mariners of Gor)