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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

It did not restrict her movements to any appreciable extent. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #150)
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14 150 It did not restrict her movements to any appreciable View more quotes about extent">extent.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 147 The girl had black hair, swirling and long, beautiful, which had never been cut, and flashing black eyes, high cheekbones.
14 148 On each small wrist, locked, she wore a slave bracelet, of simple, unadorned steel.
14 149 The two bracelets were joined by a light, gleaming chain of perhaps a yard in length.
14 150 It did not restrict her movements to any appreciable extent.
14 151 "I want her," said Cernus, "to feel steel on her wrists, the weight of a chain".
14 152 The girl spun about and threw her head back, staring wildly at the ceiling, throwing the chain back over her head.
14 153 Then she sobbed in rage and flung the chain forward, striking it on the chests, on the divan, again and again.
The girl had black hair, swirling and long, beautiful, which had never been cut, and flashing black eyes, high cheekbones. On each small wrist, locked, she wore a slave bracelet, of simple, unadorned steel. The two bracelets were joined by a light, gleaming chain of perhaps a yard in length. It did not restrict her movements to any appreciable extent. "I want her," said Cernus, "to feel steel on her wrists, the weight of a chain". The girl spun about and threw her head back, staring wildly at the ceiling, throwing the chain back over her head. Then she sobbed in rage and flung the chain forward, striking it on the chests, on the divan, again and again. - (Assassin of Gor)