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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw one fellow knot the wrists of a slave behind her and thrust her toward an alcove. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #350)
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18 350 I saw one View more quotes about fellow">fellow knot the wrists of a slave behind her and thrust her toward an alcove.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 347 "Not one would go for less than two silver tarsks," he said.
18 348 "Perhaps," I said.
18 349 I supposed men had much sweated in their bidding on them.
18 350 I saw one fellow knot the wrists of a slave behind her and thrust her toward an alcove.
18 351 I recalled that he in whose keeping I was had said that in some of the alcoves a man might stand upright.
18 352 The alcoves, I understood were furnished with a variety of conveniences, bracelets, chains, thongs, cords, scarves, hoods, switches, whips, and such, by means of which a girl might be encouraged to perform excellently, to do her best for one of her master's customers.
18 353 It was in her best interest to see that no client was disappointed, in the least.
"Not one would go for less than two silver tarsks," he said. "Perhaps," I said. I supposed men had much sweated in their bidding on them. I saw one fellow knot the wrists of a slave behind her and thrust her toward an alcove. I recalled that he in whose keeping I was had said that in some of the alcoves a man might stand upright. The alcoves, I understood were furnished with a variety of conveniences, bracelets, chains, thongs, cords, scarves, hoods, switches, whips, and such, by means of which a girl might be encouraged to perform excellently, to do her best for one of her master's customers. It was in her best interest to see that no client was disappointed, in the least. - (Conspirators of Gor)