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

Then, in a moment or two, I faced him on all fours, the leash dangling from the collar, its end, as I had crawled, and turned, in front of me, a few feet from the foot of the chair. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #302)
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31 302 Then, in a View more quotes about moment">moment or two, I faced him on all fours, the leash dangling from the collar, its end, as I had crawled, and turned, in front of me, a few feet from the foot of the chair.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
31 299 I did not know what he wanted me to do.
31 300 "Slip from the chair now," he said, "and go to all fours, and then, in this fashion, crawl ten feet away, and then turn and, in this fashion, face me".
31 301 I hastened to obey.
31 302 Then, in a moment or two, I faced him on all fours, the leash dangling from the collar, its end, as I had crawled, and turned, in front of me, a few feet from the foot of the chair.
31 303 He had now taken his place on the chair.
31 304 How right he seemed there, how lordly and masterful.
31 305 "You will note," he said, "that you wear a common slave leash and collar.
I did not know what he wanted me to do. "Slip from the chair now," he said, "and go to all fours, and then, in this fashion, crawl ten feet away, and then turn and, in this fashion, face me". I hastened to obey. Then, in a moment or two, I faced him on all fours, the leash dangling from the collar, its end, as I had crawled, and turned, in front of me, a few feet from the foot of the chair. He had now taken his place on the chair. How right he seemed there, how lordly and masterful. "You will note," he said, "that you wear a common slave leash and collar. - (Kajira of Gor)