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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

Instead I took her by the hair and walked her, bent over, beside me, sliding the chain along with us, backward, until I came to a branching in a hall. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #758)
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35 758 Instead I View more quotes about took">took her by the hair and walked her, bent over, beside me, sliding the chain along with us, backward, until I came to a branching in a hall.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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35 755 The attached padlock, with its key, I snapped about a link of the chain, between some four and five feet from the floor.
35 756 This is the inactive position of the chain, lock at collar level, chain terminating with a closed loop, the loop about a foot off the floor, an arrangement permitting a girl to be quickly and conveniently put on the chain and permitting the chain, if no girl is upon it, to be slid in its track without dragging on the steel plates.
35 757 She turned about, holding her bound wrists to me, that I might unbind them.
35 758 Instead I took her by the hair and walked her, bent over, beside me, sliding the chain along with us, backward, until I came to a branching in a hall.
35 759 I slid the chain a distance down that hall, and then, still holding her, returned to that point at which the track system terminated.
35 760 "Free me," she begged.
35 761 "Oh!" she cried, as my hand twisted in her hair.
The attached padlock, with its key, I snapped about a link of the chain, between some four and five feet from the floor. This is the inactive position of the chain, lock at collar level, chain terminating with a closed loop, the loop about a foot off the floor, an arrangement permitting a girl to be quickly and conveniently put on the chain and permitting the chain, if no girl is upon it, to be slid in its track without dragging on the steel plates. She turned about, holding her bound wrists to me, that I might unbind them. Instead I took her by the hair and walked her, bent over, beside me, sliding the chain along with us, backward, until I came to a branching in a hall. I slid the chain a distance down that hall, and then, still holding her, returned to that point at which the track system terminated. "Free me," she begged. "Oh!" she cried, as my hand twisted in her hair. - (Beasts of Gor)