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| 28 | 149 | An advantage of the View more quotes about chains">chains over the thongs, of course, is that the chain cannot be chewed through. |
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| 28 | 146 | An advantage of this coffle arrangement is that women may be easily taken from it, and added to it. |
| 28 | 147 | A similar arrangement, of course, may be achieved with chains, each length of chain terminating at one end with a pair of slave bracelets and, at the other end, with a closable, lockable neck ring. |
| 28 | 148 | The last woman on the coffle, of course, has the neck ring attached to her own bracelets and chain locked about her own neck. |
| 28 | 149 | An advantage of the chains over the thongs, of course, is that the chain cannot be chewed through. |
| 28 | 150 | Some of the other girls under the ropes and cloths were tied in more conventional fashions. |
| 28 | 151 | Some were not even tied at all. |
| 28 | 152 | An example was Oiputake, or Kiss, whom I well knew. |