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

As soon as land had first been sighted, we had again, the original coffle of us, been subjected to our original securities, our hands back-manacled, our mouths gagged, our heads covered with heavy, opaque, buckled, locked hoods. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #39)
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7 39 As View more quotes about soon">soon as land had first been sighted, we had again, the original coffle of us, been subjected to our original securities, our hands back-manacled, our mouths gagged, our heads covered with heavy, opaque, buckled, locked hoods.

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

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7 36 Three, however, were new girls, all Goreans, and we now had only seven of the original ten in the wagon.
7 37 Gloria and Clarissa, as well as myself, interestingly, all the Earth girls, were still with this group.
7 38 We did not know who the wholesaler was who had handled us.
7 39 As soon as land had first been sighted, we had again, the original coffle of us, been subjected to our original securities, our hands back-manacled, our mouths gagged, our heads covered with heavy, opaque, buckled, locked hoods.
7 40 These manacles, gags and hoods, and our neck chain, had been removed only in the cages in the slave tents.
7 41 This morning we had been put, rather as normal slaves, subjected apparently to only ordinary securities, in the wagon.
7 42 I think we were all pleased at this new lenience, effective as it still was, in the manner of our keeping.
Three, however, were new girls, all Goreans, and we now had only seven of the original ten in the wagon. Gloria and Clarissa, as well as myself, interestingly, all the Earth girls, were still with this group. We did not know who the wholesaler was who had handled us. As soon as land had first been sighted, we had again, the original coffle of us, been subjected to our original securities, our hands back-manacled, our mouths gagged, our heads covered with heavy, opaque, buckled, locked hoods. These manacles, gags and hoods, and our neck chain, had been removed only in the cages in the slave tents. This morning we had been put, rather as normal slaves, subjected apparently to only ordinary securities, in the wagon. I think we were all pleased at this new lenience, effective as it still was, in the manner of our keeping. - (Dancer of Gor)