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

I watched them all, one by one, naked, ankle-chained, then climbing into the wagon, threading their chains about the opened central bar, then taking their places. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #22)
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36 22 I View more quotes about watched">watched them all, one by one, naked, ankle-chained, then climbing into the wagon, threading their chains about the opened central bar, then taking their places.

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

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36 19 This morning, early, I had been sent stark naked, even collarless, to the courtyard, that I might bid farewell to my friends of Feast Slaves, who were now leaving for Ar.
36 20 I had spoken with them, and kissed them, shedding tears.
36 21 My favorites among them were Claudia, Crystal, and Tupa, with whom I had been close friends.
36 22 I watched them all, one by one, naked, ankle-chained, then climbing into the wagon, threading their chains about the opened central bar, then taking their places.
36 23 Many times had I, too, similarly secured, en route to various destinations, usually in the city of Ar itself, been similarly secured and transported.
36 24 Then the wagon was creaking away.
36 25 The canvas had not yet been put in place, to be tied down, stretched over the frame, to its rings on the outside of the wagon bed.
This morning, early, I had been sent stark naked, even collarless, to the courtyard, that I might bid farewell to my friends of Feast Slaves, who were now leaving for Ar. I had spoken with them, and kissed them, shedding tears. My favorites among them were Claudia, Crystal, and Tupa, with whom I had been close friends. I watched them all, one by one, naked, ankle-chained, then climbing into the wagon, threading their chains about the opened central bar, then taking their places. Many times had I, too, similarly secured, en route to various destinations, usually in the city of Ar itself, been similarly secured and transported. Then the wagon was creaking away. The canvas had not yet been put in place, to be tied down, stretched over the frame, to its rings on the outside of the wagon bed. - (Kajira of Gor)