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

Much can thusly be done with it, not only aesthetically, but in the furs. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #1722)
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25 1722 Much can View more quotes about thusly">thusly be done with it, not only aesthetically, but in the furs.

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

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25 1719 "Please!" she wept.
25 1720 A woman's hair is not only beautiful, but it also affords a man a useful control device.
25 1721 The hair of a female slave is normally worn long, and unbound.
25 1722 Much can thusly be done with it, not only aesthetically, but in the furs.
25 1723 Too, if of suitable length, it may function as a bond.
25 1724 It can tie wrists and ankles, and it may also be used as a temporary tether, fastening the slave to a ring, or, say, to a small tree.
25 1725 A familiar tie in a camp is to bind the slave hand and foot and kneel her under a branch, or horizontal pole, about which her hair is tied, this holding her well in place.
"Please!" she wept. A woman's hair is not only beautiful, but it also affords a man a useful control device. The hair of a female slave is normally worn long, and unbound. Much can thusly be done with it, not only aesthetically, but in the furs. Too, if of suitable length, it may function as a bond. It can tie wrists and ankles, and it may also be used as a temporary tether, fastening the slave to a ring, or, say, to a small tree. A familiar tie in a camp is to bind the slave hand and foot and kneel her under a branch, or horizontal pole, about which her hair is tied, this holding her well in place. - (Mercenaries of Gor)