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

That her master chains her is, of course, an indication of his interest, and informs her not only that she is a slave, but that she is desired, and that she is regarded as valuable, as worth chaining. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #96)
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18 96 That her View more quotes about master">master chains her is, of course, an indication of his interest, and informs her not only that she is a slave, but that she is desired, and that she is regarded as valuable, as worth chaining.

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

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18 93 Girls in collars are seldom unaware of their attractiveness.
18 94 Perhaps that is one of the reasons free women hate them so.
18 95 Later she finds chains reassuring, and looks forward to her chaining, which is often a part of the routine of her day.
18 96 That her master chains her is, of course, an indication of his interest, and informs her not only that she is a slave, but that she is desired, and that she is regarded as valuable, as worth chaining.
18 97 The chaining can be minimal, and almost fail to restrict her movements, but they are on her, and she is pleased by this.
18 98 She is pleased to wear the chains of her master.
18 99 In them she is happy.
Girls in collars are seldom unaware of their attractiveness. Perhaps that is one of the reasons free women hate them so. Later she finds chains reassuring, and looks forward to her chaining, which is often a part of the routine of her day. That her master chains her is, of course, an indication of his interest, and informs her not only that she is a slave, but that she is desired, and that she is regarded as valuable, as worth chaining. The chaining can be minimal, and almost fail to restrict her movements, but they are on her, and she is pleased by this. She is pleased to wear the chains of her master. In them she is happy. - (Mercenaries of Gor)