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| 20 | 626 | View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes, however, the slaver, when the woman's legs are bared, will use a bola, the cords and weights then snapping about her calves and ankles, throwing her to the ground. |
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| 20 | 623 | They have been selected for bondage. |
| 20 | 624 | In a sense, unbeknownst to them, they are already slaves. |
| 20 | 625 | The usual devices to take a running woman are nets and ropes. |
| 20 | 626 | Sometimes, however, the slaver, when the woman's legs are bared, will use a bola, the cords and weights then snapping about her calves and ankles, throwing her to the ground. |
| 20 | 627 | A bit of binding fiber then, fastening her hands behind her back, and perhaps a painful nose ring and cord, will suffice to bring her instantly to slave heel. |
| 20 | 628 | The Gorean free woman has very ambivalent feelings toward bondage. |
| 20 | 629 | She abhors it in one way, but in another she is curious about it, and is attracted by it. |