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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had forcibly drawn Pudding's hands behind her, and, cunningly twisting the chain, had fastened her wrists behind her with it. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #564)
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6 564 He had forcibly View more quotes about drawn">drawn Pudding's hands behind her, and, cunningly twisting the chain, had fastened her wrists behind her with it.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 561 "Oh, no!" I heard Pudding say.
6 562 I turned to look to the Forkbeard's couch.
6 563 From about his neck he had taken the silver chain which had been the symbol of office of Gurt, Administrator of Kassau.
6 564 He had forcibly drawn Pudding's hands behind her, and, cunningly twisting the chain, had fastened her wrists behind her with it.
6 565 She sat on the furs, her left ankle clasped in the iron fetter, which chained her to the log at the foot of the Forkbeard's couch, her wrists fastened behind her with her father's chain of office.
6 566 She looked at the Forkbeard with fear.
6 567 He then threw her to her back.
"Oh, no!" I heard Pudding say. I turned to look to the Forkbeard's couch. From about his neck he had taken the silver chain which had been the symbol of office of Gurt, Administrator of Kassau. He had forcibly drawn Pudding's hands behind her, and, cunningly twisting the chain, had fastened her wrists behind her with it. She sat on the furs, her left ankle clasped in the iron fetter, which chained her to the log at the foot of the Forkbeard's couch, her wrists fastened behind her with her father's chain of office. She looked at the Forkbeard with fear. He then threw her to her back. - (Marauders of Gor)