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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 1371 Bran Loort and the other lad View more quotes about struck">struck me again and again with the ropes they carried and then I, sobbing, cut by the ropes, marked even through the tunic, was, by the leashes on my limbs pulled to a kneeling position before him, my arms held out from my sides.
9 1372 There was dirt on the side of my face and on my body, blackening and staining the sweat-soaked tunic.
9 1373 I could taste dirt in my mouth.
9 1374 "Bring her," said Bran Loort.
9 1375 I was jerked to my feet by the ropes on my wrists and stumbling, dragged among them, was conducted from the sul field.
9 1376 The ruined kerchief, and the hoe, lay behind.
9 1377 Many are the clever things which may be done to a girl who is, as I was, fully limb-leashed.
Bran Loort and the other lad struck me again and again with the ropes they carried and then I, sobbing, cut by the ropes, marked even through the tunic, was, by the leashes on my limbs pulled to a kneeling position before him, my arms held out from my sides. There was dirt on the side of my face and on my body, blackening and staining the sweat-soaked tunic. I could taste dirt in my mouth. "Bring her," said Bran Loort. I was jerked to my feet by the ropes on my wrists and stumbling, dragged among them, was conducted from the sul field. The ruined kerchief, and the hoe, lay behind. Many are the clever things which may be done to a girl who is, as I was, fully limb-leashed. - (Slave Girl of Gor)