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| 59 | 149 | "You View more quotes about understand">understand, magician," said Lord Yamada to Nodachi, "that I cannot cross swords with you, as you are not of my level". |
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| 59 | 146 | She had, thus, been placed in a variation of the most common slave tie, which is simply, usually with two short thongs, ropes, straps, laces, or such, to bind the slave hand and foot. |
| 59 | 147 | This is a comfortable tie, but, in it, the slave is bound helplessly, and efficiently. |
| 59 | 148 | A less pleasant version of this tie is to pull back the ankles and tie them, rather closely, to the hands, behind her. |
| 59 | 149 | "You understand, magician," said Lord Yamada to Nodachi, "that I cannot cross swords with you, as you are not of my level". |
| 59 | 150 | "I must beg your permission to permit me to do so," said Nodachi. |
| 59 | 151 | "Yasushi," said the shogun, resuming his sitting position, cross-legged, "kill the peasant". |
| 59 | 152 | "Ela, lord," said Yasushi. |