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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

They braceleted her wrists about one of the four slave rings in the wall, the one farthest from the blond-haired barbarian and closest to the door. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #443)
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12 443 They View more quotes about braceleted">braceleted her wrists about one of the four slave rings in the wall, the one farthest from the blond-haired barbarian and closest to the door.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 440 Msaliti, in the speech known to the askaris, spoke briefly.
12 441 They seized the girl by the arms and dragged her to the side of the room.
12 442 They put her on her knees, facing the wall.
12 443 They braceleted her wrists about one of the four slave rings in the wall, the one farthest from the blond-haired barbarian and closest to the door.
12 444 It was, like the others, about a yard from the floor.
12 445 Msaliti, standing, leaving the table, shook loose the blades of the slave whip.
12 446 "I am not a slave!" she cried, looking at him over her right shoulder.
Msaliti, in the speech known to the askaris, spoke briefly. They seized the girl by the arms and dragged her to the side of the room. They put her on her knees, facing the wall. They braceleted her wrists about one of the four slave rings in the wall, the one farthest from the blond-haired barbarian and closest to the door. It was, like the others, about a yard from the floor. Msaliti, standing, leaving the table, shook loose the blades of the slave whip. "I am not a slave!" she cried, looking at him over her right shoulder. - (Explorers of Gor)