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

The chains had been slipped beneath a long metal bar, set parallel to the wagon bed. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #28)
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34 28 The View more quotes about chains">chains had been slipped beneath a long metal bar, set parallel to the wagon bed.

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

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34 25 "Into the slave wagon," said a man, herding a set of girls in throat coffle.
34 26 In another place I saw another slave wagon, the girls sitting in it facing one another.
34 27 About their ankles were close-fitting ankle rings, joined by a short length of chain.
34 28 The chains had been slipped beneath a long metal bar, set parallel to the wagon bed.
34 29 A slaver's man then lifted the bar some two inches and dropped it in place, locking it in its socket.
34 30 Another man was pulling down the canvas over the square frame mounted over the wagon.
34 31 It would be buckled in place.
"Into the slave wagon," said a man, herding a set of girls in throat coffle. In another place I saw another slave wagon, the girls sitting in it facing one another. About their ankles were close-fitting ankle rings, joined by a short length of chain. The chains had been slipped beneath a long metal bar, set parallel to the wagon bed. A slaver's man then lifted the bar some two inches and dropped it in place, locking it in its socket. Another man was pulling down the canvas over the square frame mounted over the wagon. It would be buckled in place. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)