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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

On a cement disk, about a foot high and five feet in diameter, on the opposite side of the enclosure, as though in symbolism of this, a young, naked woman was chained. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #394)
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6 394 On a cement disk, about a View more quotes about foot">foot high and five feet in diameter, on the opposite side of the enclosure, as though in symbolism of this, a young, naked woman was chained.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 391 As they thrust at one another and fended blows, moving with great speed and skill, in their swift passages, under the watchful eye of the referee, backed by two independent scorers, I could scarcely conjecture what would be involved in actual swordplay, with steel unencumbered with sheaths.
6 392 I was terrified to consider it.
6 393 And women, I thought, must abide its outcome.
6 394 On a cement disk, about a foot high and five feet in diameter, on the opposite side of the enclosure, as though in symbolism of this, a young, naked woman was chained.
6 395 The chain was on her neck and ran to a ring anchored in the center of the disk.
6 396 It was long enough to permit her to stand comfortably which, sometimes, she did.
6 397 Most of the time, however, she sat or lay, almost catlike, on the disk, watching the fighting.
As they thrust at one another and fended blows, moving with great speed and skill, in their swift passages, under the watchful eye of the referee, backed by two independent scorers, I could scarcely conjecture what would be involved in actual swordplay, with steel unencumbered with sheaths. I was terrified to consider it. And women, I thought, must abide its outcome. On a cement disk, about a foot high and five feet in diameter, on the opposite side of the enclosure, as though in symbolism of this, a young, naked woman was chained. The chain was on her neck and ran to a ring anchored in the center of the disk. It was long enough to permit her to stand comfortably which, sometimes, she did. Most of the time, however, she sat or lay, almost catlike, on the disk, watching the fighting. - (Kajira of Gor)