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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

One man held the stake and the other, with a heavy hammer, drove it deeply, firmly, into the earth, until only some four inches of it were visible. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #22)
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9 22 One man View more quotes about held">held the stake and the other, with a heavy hammer, drove it deeply, firmly, into the earth, until only some four inches of it were visible.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 19 "In the sun," said Hassan to two others of his men.
9 20 They departed and, shortly, returned with a heavy, pointed stake.
9 21 It was some four feet in height, some four inches in diameter.
9 22 One man held the stake and the other, with a heavy hammer, drove it deeply, firmly, into the earth, until only some four inches of it were visible.
9 23 At this end, fastened to a bolted band, fitted into a groove at the termination of the stake was a metal ring.
9 24 The man who had held the stake then took a snap collar, with chain and snap lock, about a yard in length, and secured the girl, on her knees, by the neck, to the stake.
9 25 "Free me!" demanded the girl, Zina.
"In the sun," said Hassan to two others of his men. They departed and, shortly, returned with a heavy, pointed stake. It was some four feet in height, some four inches in diameter. One man held the stake and the other, with a heavy hammer, drove it deeply, firmly, into the earth, until only some four inches of it were visible. At this end, fastened to a bolted band, fitted into a groove at the termination of the stake was a metal ring. The man who had held the stake then took a snap collar, with chain and snap lock, about a yard in length, and secured the girl, on her knees, by the neck, to the stake. "Free me!" demanded the girl, Zina. - (Tribesmen of Gor)