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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The ankles of the cooks wore six-inch tethers, keeping them close to their pots. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #86)
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32 86 The View more quotes about ankles">ankles of the cooks wore six-inch tethers, keeping them close to their pots.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 83 In the center of the great circle the huge fire blazed from a kindling of broken lodge poles.
32 84 Slave girls, stark naked, kneeling and sweating, tended hundreds of cooking pots.
32 85 Other slave girls, similarly stark naked, hurried about, serving the men, bringing them food and water, and, when desired, themselves.
32 86 The ankles of the cooks wore six-inch tethers, keeping them close to their pots.
32 87 The ankles of the serving slaves wore longer tethers, permitting them to walk with ease, but not to run.
32 88 When one of the soldiers or Yellow Knives wished one of these girls he simply unfastened the tether from one of her ankles and, when finished, put it again in place.
32 89 Sometimes the girls were pulled into the shadows, and sometimes not.
In the center of the great circle the huge fire blazed from a kindling of broken lodge poles. Slave girls, stark naked, kneeling and sweating, tended hundreds of cooking pots. Other slave girls, similarly stark naked, hurried about, serving the men, bringing them food and water, and, when desired, themselves. The ankles of the cooks wore six-inch tethers, keeping them close to their pots. The ankles of the serving slaves wore longer tethers, permitting them to walk with ease, but not to run. When one of the soldiers or Yellow Knives wished one of these girls he simply unfastened the tether from one of her ankles and, when finished, put it again in place. Sometimes the girls were pulled into the shadows, and sometimes not. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)