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

Then I saw a leash put about her neck, over the hooding sheet, its leather in the grasp of one of the monsters. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #641)
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33 641 Then I saw a View more quotes about leash">leash put about her neck, over the hooding sheet, its leather in the grasp of one of the monsters.

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

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33 638 But they struck her, those terrible, mighty things, until she whimpered and cringed, and then they hooded and bundled her in the very sheet of canvas in which Kurik had expected to conceal her, to take her through the streets of Brundisium in the night.
33 639 This sheeting was then bound about her, so that she was helpless within it.
33 640 Startled, I recalled I had occasionally seen slave girls rendered similarly helpless.
33 641 Then I saw a leash put about her neck, over the hooding sheet, its leather in the grasp of one of the monsters.
33 642 She was then theirs.
33 643 She was now silent, hooded, bound, and on the leash, fearing perhaps to be further struck.
33 644 I understood little, if anything, of what had occurred.
But they struck her, those terrible, mighty things, until she whimpered and cringed, and then they hooded and bundled her in the very sheet of canvas in which Kurik had expected to conceal her, to take her through the streets of Brundisium in the night. This sheeting was then bound about her, so that she was helpless within it. Startled, I recalled I had occasionally seen slave girls rendered similarly helpless. Then I saw a leash put about her neck, over the hooding sheet, its leather in the grasp of one of the monsters. She was then theirs. She was now silent, hooded, bound, and on the leash, fearing perhaps to be further struck. I understood little, if anything, of what had occurred. - (Plunder of Gor)