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| 34 | 334 | I would View more quotes about later">later explain to him the identificatory aspects of the collar, and he might then, if he wished, change it, or personalize it in some way, perhaps with a special knot, tag or ornament. |
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| 34 | 331 | It was natural that the young man, whose experiences in such matters were limited, should follow the general collar design I had used with Mira. |
| 34 | 332 | I had no objection. |
| 34 | 333 | Indeed, it seemed appropriate that both girls, both former Waniyanpi girls, should be similarly collared. |
| 34 | 334 | I would later explain to him the identificatory aspects of the collar, and he might then, if he wished, change it, or personalize it in some way, perhaps with a special knot, tag or ornament. |
| 34 | 335 | On the other hand, too, if he wished to leave it as it was, I had no objection. |
| 34 | 336 | Both we and the girls, and soon so, too, would others, well understood the bondage relations in which they stood. |
| 34 | 337 | "She is a pretty slave," I said. |