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

In the front, linked to the chain, and dangling down from it, over my lower belly, was a heavy, medallionlike metal disk. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #151)
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19 151 In the front, linked to the View more quotes about chain">chain, and dangling down from it, over my lower belly, was a heavy, medallionlike metal disk.

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

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19 148 Whereas it is sometimes possible for a male to slip such a chain, because of his straight hips, they stay well on females.
19 149 About our waists, between the flaring of our hips and the swelling of our bosoms, they find a natural, lovely and secure mounting.
19 150 This chain was locked on me with a heavy padlock, from the back.
19 151 In the front, linked to the chain, and dangling down from it, over my lower belly, was a heavy, medallionlike metal disk.
19 152 On this disk, so that it could be read from the front, was a large, cursive "Kef," for "Kajira," a larger version of the same letter adorning my thigh.
19 153 The fellow with the sack put it down and took the disk in his hand.
19 154 He jerked on it, so that I felt the pull on the chain, and then let it drop back on my belly.
Whereas it is sometimes possible for a male to slip such a chain, because of his straight hips, they stay well on females. About our waists, between the flaring of our hips and the swelling of our bosoms, they find a natural, lovely and secure mounting. This chain was locked on me with a heavy padlock, from the back. In the front, linked to the chain, and dangling down from it, over my lower belly, was a heavy, medallionlike metal disk. On this disk, so that it could be read from the front, was a large, cursive "Kef," for "Kajira," a larger version of the same letter adorning my thigh. The fellow with the sack put it down and took the disk in his hand. He jerked on it, so that I felt the pull on the chain, and then let it drop back on my belly. - (Dancer of Gor)