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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

First, many feel that they are much less secure than, say, slave bracelets, because of the diverse ratios involved, of wrist to hand, and of upper thumb to the thumb joint, at their location points. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #519)
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18 519 View more quotes about first">First, many feel that they are much less secure than, say, slave bracelets, because of the diverse ratios involved, of wrist to hand, and of upper thumb to the thumb joint, at their location points.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 516 If she is naked, she might even be bound with short lengths of her own hair.
18 517 Two or three horts of hair suffice to tie her thumbs behind her back, and another two or three will suffice to tie her two large toes together.
18 518 I might mention two possible reservations pertaining to thumb cuffs.
18 519 First, many feel that they are much less secure than, say, slave bracelets, because of the diverse ratios involved, of wrist to hand, and of upper thumb to the thumb joint, at their location points.
18 520 To compensate for this, of course, one can make the thumb cuffs tighter, but this produces greater discomfort in the wearer.
18 521 It is harder for her to attend to her lessons, naturally, if she is in pain.
18 522 I generally feel that pain, at least generally, should not be inflicted on a slave unless it is meaningful.
If she is naked, she might even be bound with short lengths of her own hair. Two or three horts of hair suffice to tie her thumbs behind her back, and another two or three will suffice to tie her two large toes together. I might mention two possible reservations pertaining to thumb cuffs. First, many feel that they are much less secure than, say, slave bracelets, because of the diverse ratios involved, of wrist to hand, and of upper thumb to the thumb joint, at their location points. To compensate for this, of course, one can make the thumb cuffs tighter, but this produces greater discomfort in the wearer. It is harder for her to attend to her lessons, naturally, if she is in pain. I generally feel that pain, at least generally, should not be inflicted on a slave unless it is meaningful. - (Renegades of Gor)