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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Each girl, in turn, places her head on the anvil and has the collar hammered shut about her neck. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #943)
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8 943 Each View more quotes about girl">girl, in turn, places her head on the anvil and has the collar hammered shut about her neck.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 940 And, obviously, if one is dealing with women, a simple rope, or cord, may be used.
8 941 Preferably, of course, it is cored with wire.
8 942 The most common form of coffle for long treks between particular markets is a throat coffle utilizing simple chain and collar iron.
8 943 Each girl, in turn, places her head on the anvil and has the collar hammered shut about her neck.
8 944 It is removed from her, similarly, when the destination is reached.
8 945 It is not easy to steal a girl from such a coffle.
8 946 Some of these coffles are very large, containing hundreds of girls, sometimes as many as a thousand or more, and the march may be as much as a thousand pasangs, and take several days in transit.
And, obviously, if one is dealing with women, a simple rope, or cord, may be used. Preferably, of course, it is cored with wire. The most common form of coffle for long treks between particular markets is a throat coffle utilizing simple chain and collar iron. Each girl, in turn, places her head on the anvil and has the collar hammered shut about her neck. It is removed from her, similarly, when the destination is reached. It is not easy to steal a girl from such a coffle. Some of these coffles are very large, containing hundreds of girls, sometimes as many as a thousand or more, and the march may be as much as a thousand pasangs, and take several days in transit. - (Savages of Gor)