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

"No!" she wept, rising to her feet, trying to turn and run. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #864)
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24 864 "No!" she wept, rising to her View more quotes about feet">feet, trying to turn and run.

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

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24 861 Sometimes it seems to me I can scarcely speak or breathe, I am so frightened.
24 862 And I find that I, here, on this world, a woman, made slave, with no escape, am to be its helpless victim".
24 863 I heard men shouting, in the halls, not far from the door to the outer room.
24 864 "No!" she wept, rising to her feet, trying to turn and run.
24 865 I was on her in an instant and, taking her in my arms, put her on the floor, sitting.
24 866 I took her wrists and, with the length of the tether, bent her forward and tied her wrists to her ankles.
24 867 The end of the tether I knotted in and about the leather on her wrists, so that she would be unable to reach it, even with the fingers of one of her hands.
Sometimes it seems to me I can scarcely speak or breathe, I am so frightened. And I find that I, here, on this world, a woman, made slave, with no escape, am to be its helpless victim". I heard men shouting, in the halls, not far from the door to the outer room. "No!" she wept, rising to her feet, trying to turn and run. I was on her in an instant and, taking her in my arms, put her on the floor, sitting. I took her wrists and, with the length of the tether, bent her forward and tied her wrists to her ankles. The end of the tether I knotted in and about the leather on her wrists, so that she would be unable to reach it, even with the fingers of one of her hands. - (Tribesmen of Gor)