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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was apparently not a ring where the chain was attached but, it now seemed, some sort of fixed-position, heavy, welded-in metal staple. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #885)
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3 885 It was View more quotes about apparently">apparently not a ring where the chain was attached but, it now seemed, some sort of fixed-position, heavy, welded-in metal staple.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 882 "Come, little slut," said Taurog.
3 883 He moved beside me, and then ahead of me, and I felt the pressure of the interior of the collar at the back of my neck, on the left, and the tug of the chain.
3 884 The collar had now, in response to his movements, shifted on my neck.
3 885 It was apparently not a ring where the chain was attached but, it now seemed, some sort of fixed-position, heavy, welded-in metal staple.
3 886 This device, to which the chain was attached, where it now exerted its force, was now under my jaw, to my right.
3 887 I followed Taurog now, on all fours, the silk stuffed in my mouth.
3 888 He pulled me back behind the Xerox machines, where the sight of me would not offend Teibar.
"Come, little slut," said Taurog. He moved beside me, and then ahead of me, and I felt the pressure of the interior of the collar at the back of my neck, on the left, and the tug of the chain. The collar had now, in response to his movements, shifted on my neck. It was apparently not a ring where the chain was attached but, it now seemed, some sort of fixed-position, heavy, welded-in metal staple. This device, to which the chain was attached, where it now exerted its force, was now under my jaw, to my right. I followed Taurog now, on all fours, the silk stuffed in my mouth. He pulled me back behind the Xerox machines, where the sight of me would not offend Teibar. - (Dancer of Gor)