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

I heard the ringing of a metal-worker's hammer on metal, where simple straps of iron were being curved about the necks of beauties, their heads and hair over the anvil, these serving as temporary collars. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #12)
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34 12 I View more quotes about heard">heard the ringing of a metal-worker's hammer on metal, where simple straps of iron were being curved about the necks of beauties, their heads and hair over the anvil, these serving as temporary collars.

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

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34 9 They would have their pick of most of the girls in the camp, except for virgins.
34 10 "This way," I told the Lady Florence, heading toward the center of the camp, where the assessment platform would be.
34 11 "Yes, Master," she said.
34 12 I heard the ringing of a metal-worker's hammer on metal, where simple straps of iron were being curved about the necks of beauties, their heads and hair over the anvil, these serving as temporary collars.
34 13 I smelled branding fires.
34 14 I heard the sound of a girl being lashed.
34 15 I saw girls in cages and, in places, I saw them, stripped, and crowded together, through the interstices of palings.
They would have their pick of most of the girls in the camp, except for virgins. "This way," I told the Lady Florence, heading toward the center of the camp, where the assessment platform would be. "Yes, Master," she said. I heard the ringing of a metal-worker's hammer on metal, where simple straps of iron were being curved about the necks of beauties, their heads and hair over the anvil, these serving as temporary collars. I smelled branding fires. I heard the sound of a girl being lashed. I saw girls in cages and, in places, I saw them, stripped, and crowded together, through the interstices of palings. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)