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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

He dropped this paraphernalia beside me, and, kneeling beside me, grasped my right wrist, which he twisted behind my back. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #465)
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7 465 He View more quotes about dropped">dropped this paraphernalia beside me, and, kneeling beside me, grasped my right wrist, which he twisted behind my back.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 462 He then turned and went to a chest, at the side of the room.
7 463 Such things are much more common in Gorean domiciles than closets and cabinets.
7 464 He put back the lid of the chest, and reached within it, withdrawing a handful of what appeared to be shackles, and manacles, and a few short lengths of chain, apparently adjustable.
7 465 He dropped this paraphernalia beside me, and, kneeling beside me, grasped my right wrist, which he twisted behind my back.
7 466 I felt one of the manacles clasped about it.
7 467 Then my left ankle was seized and drawn back, and shackled, fastened to my right wrist.
7 468 "What are you doing?" I asked, uneasily.
He then turned and went to a chest, at the side of the room. Such things are much more common in Gorean domiciles than closets and cabinets. He put back the lid of the chest, and reached within it, withdrawing a handful of what appeared to be shackles, and manacles, and a few short lengths of chain, apparently adjustable. He dropped this paraphernalia beside me, and, kneeling beside me, grasped my right wrist, which he twisted behind my back. I felt one of the manacles clasped about it. Then my left ankle was seized and drawn back, and shackled, fastened to my right wrist. "What are you doing?" I asked, uneasily. - (Plunder of Gor)