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

I threw the other pair of slave bracelets to Turgus. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #174)
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48 174 I View more quotes about threw">threw the other pair of slave bracelets to Turgus.

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

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48 171 Has she failed as a slave? Who will want her now? Was this her fault? How could she have done better? At whose feet will she wear her next collar? "Do you wish to be a slave girl?" I asked her, the erstwhile leader of the once arrogant, now subdued, talunas.
48 172 "No," she said.
48 173 "No!" "Very well," I said.
48 174 I threw the other pair of slave bracelets to Turgus.
48 175 He snapped them on the dark-haired girl and then, as I had, freed her wrists of the earlier binding, which had been, in her case, a length of vine rope from the small people.
48 176 She looked at him, puzzled.
48 177 "Do you wish to be a slave girl?" he asked.
Has she failed as a slave? Who will want her now? Was this her fault? How could she have done better? At whose feet will she wear her next collar? "Do you wish to be a slave girl?" I asked her, the erstwhile leader of the once arrogant, now subdued, talunas. "No," she said. "No!" "Very well," I said. I threw the other pair of slave bracelets to Turgus. He snapped them on the dark-haired girl and then, as I had, freed her wrists of the earlier binding, which had been, in her case, a length of vine rope from the small people. She looked at him, puzzled. "Do you wish to be a slave girl?" he asked. - (Explorers of Gor)