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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

Their hands, too, were locked behind their backs in slave bracelets. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #337)
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13 337 Their View more quotes about hands">hands, too, were locked behind their backs in slave bracelets.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 334 Gorean men, I had learned, are not patient with silk slaves.
13 335 I did not wish to risk crawling on my stomach, over stones, under whips, perhaps for pasangs, to the nearest slave market.
13 336 Some fifty yards away, in the street, another palanquin passed, borne by draft slaves, some lovely enslaved girls, in brief tunics, chained by the neck to a bar at its back.
13 337 Their hands, too, were locked behind their backs in slave bracelets.
13 338 Perhaps the display was a bit ostentatious, but I did not object.
13 339 The girls were slim-thighed and sweetly breasted.
13 340 I looked down to the girl who, wrists bound, on the shortened neck-leash, sat at the slave ring in front of the shop of Philebus.
Gorean men, I had learned, are not patient with silk slaves. I did not wish to risk crawling on my stomach, over stones, under whips, perhaps for pasangs, to the nearest slave market. Some fifty yards away, in the street, another palanquin passed, borne by draft slaves, some lovely enslaved girls, in brief tunics, chained by the neck to a bar at its back. Their hands, too, were locked behind their backs in slave bracelets. Perhaps the display was a bit ostentatious, but I did not object. The girls were slim-thighed and sweetly breasted. I looked down to the girl who, wrists bound, on the shortened neck-leash, sat at the slave ring in front of the shop of Philebus. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)