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

Msaliti again spoke to the askaris and they pulled the girl's wrists behind her back and, refastening her left wrist in the left slave bracelet, the right still locked on her right wrist, secured them there. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #531)
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12 531 View more quotes about msaliti">Msaliti again spoke to the askaris and they pulled the girl's wrists behind her back and, refastening her left wrist in the left slave bracelet, the right still locked on her right wrist, secured them there.

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

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12 528 "Yes, Master! Yes, Master!" she wept.
12 529 Although the slave was ignorant she did her best, over and over, for Ehn, with tongue and lips, at the feet, and ankles, and toes.
12 530 It is pleasant to see a woman so performing, rendering her obeisance to a master.
12 531 Msaliti again spoke to the askaris and they pulled the girl's wrists behind her back and, refastening her left wrist in the left slave bracelet, the right still locked on her right wrist, secured them there.
12 532 Msaliti looked down at her, on her stomach at his feet.
12 533 "What a miserable, worthless thing you are," he said.
12 534 I recalled that these had been the words the dark-haired girl had used to the blond-haired barbarian, still kneeling blindfolded, but now terribly frightened, to one side.
"Yes, Master! Yes, Master!" she wept. Although the slave was ignorant she did her best, over and over, for Ehn, with tongue and lips, at the feet, and ankles, and toes. It is pleasant to see a woman so performing, rendering her obeisance to a master. Msaliti again spoke to the askaris and they pulled the girl's wrists behind her back and, refastening her left wrist in the left slave bracelet, the right still locked on her right wrist, secured them there. Msaliti looked down at her, on her stomach at his feet. "What a miserable, worthless thing you are," he said. I recalled that these had been the words the dark-haired girl had used to the blond-haired barbarian, still kneeling blindfolded, but now terribly frightened, to one side. - (Explorers of Gor)