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

Shortly after dark, while we were still trekking, I had put her to her back, untied her hands, then put her on her stomach, tying her hands again behind her back. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #28)
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32 28 View more quotes about shortly">Shortly after dark, while we were still trekking, I had put her to her back, untied her hands, then put her on her stomach, tying her hands again behind her back.

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

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32 25 "What was that?" she asked.
32 26 "Because you are pretty in a leash, Lady Florence," I said.
32 27 She looked at me, not speaking.
32 28 Shortly after dark, while we were still trekking, I had put her to her back, untied her hands, then put her on her stomach, tying her hands again behind her back.
32 29 I had then put her on her back again and unwrapped the long strap from her throat.
32 30 I had then, holding the coiled strap about two feet from her throat, jerked it twice, that she could feel the pull against the back of her neck.
32 31 She had looked up at me.
"What was that?" she asked. "Because you are pretty in a leash, Lady Florence," I said. She looked at me, not speaking. Shortly after dark, while we were still trekking, I had put her to her back, untied her hands, then put her on her stomach, tying her hands again behind her back. I had then put her on her back again and unwrapped the long strap from her throat. I had then, holding the coiled strap about two feet from her throat, jerked it twice, that she could feel the pull against the back of her neck. She had looked up at me. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)