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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The chain was now secured with snap clips, which are usually perfectly adequate, as the girl, as she is chained, cannot reach or undo the snaps. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #2069)
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20 2069 The View more quotes about chain">chain was now secured with snap clips, which are usually perfectly adequate, as the girl, as she is chained, cannot reach or undo the snaps.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 2066 With the small clips, using convenient portions of the chain, I had fastened her hands behind her.
20 2067 With the clips, of course, she may be chained by the hands and feet, and waist and neck, in almost any conceivable position.
20 2068 "I now see why free women do not wear these things," she smiled.
20 2069 The chain was now secured with snap clips, which are usually perfectly adequate, as the girl, as she is chained, cannot reach or undo the snaps.
20 2070 I had also, however, purchased a set of lock clips, which are useful in some chaining situations or out-of-doors, where, say, one would not wish a stranger to be able to gag the slave, undo the clips and carry her off from where, perhaps, she has been chained to a post.
20 2071 The body chain I had purchased, though efficient, and attractive and sturdy, was not an expensive one.
20 2072 Some such chains, of course, such as those sometimes worn by high slaves, are quite expensive, being of gold and set with such stones as rubies, sapphires and diamonds.
With the small clips, using convenient portions of the chain, I had fastened her hands behind her. With the clips, of course, she may be chained by the hands and feet, and waist and neck, in almost any conceivable position. "I now see why free women do not wear these things," she smiled. The chain was now secured with snap clips, which are usually perfectly adequate, as the girl, as she is chained, cannot reach or undo the snaps. I had also, however, purchased a set of lock clips, which are useful in some chaining situations or out-of-doors, where, say, one would not wish a stranger to be able to gag the slave, undo the clips and carry her off from where, perhaps, she has been chained to a post. The body chain I had purchased, though efficient, and attractive and sturdy, was not an expensive one. Some such chains, of course, such as those sometimes worn by high slaves, are quite expensive, being of gold and set with such stones as rubies, sapphires and diamonds. - (Guardsman of Gor)