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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

She realizes, almost instantly, of course, perhaps to her initial dismay, that she cannot break such bonds, and that she is their helpless prisoner. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #66)
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18 66 She realizes, View more quotes about almost">almost instantly, of course, perhaps to her initial dismay, that she cannot break such bonds, and that she is their helpless prisoner.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 63 And it may well be done with the same perfunctory nonchalance with which one might secure any animal.
18 64 It is a familiar, routine, you see, for such men.
18 65 They chain many women.
18 66 She realizes, almost instantly, of course, perhaps to her initial dismay, that she cannot break such bonds, and that she is their helpless prisoner.
18 67 Can she mistake the snapping shut of locks, the clasping of the iron? Within them she will be held with perfection.
18 68 It will be done with her as men wish.
18 69 Too, as it is commonly only slaves who are chained, as the days go by, the chaining convinces her as few other things could, that she is a slave, then, of course, a chained slave.
And it may well be done with the same perfunctory nonchalance with which one might secure any animal. It is a familiar, routine, you see, for such men. They chain many women. She realizes, almost instantly, of course, perhaps to her initial dismay, that she cannot break such bonds, and that she is their helpless prisoner. Can she mistake the snapping shut of locks, the clasping of the iron? Within them she will be held with perfection. It will be done with her as men wish. Too, as it is commonly only slaves who are chained, as the days go by, the chaining convinces her as few other things could, that she is a slave, then, of course, a chained slave. - (Mercenaries of Gor)