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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

There was no custodial need, of course, for the weight and plenitude of the restraints on her. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #198)
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46 198 There was no custodial View more quotes about need">need, of course, for the weight and plenitude of the restraints on her.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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46 195 Beyond this there were several coarse ropes wound tightly about her body.
46 196 Her nudity was almost concealed by them.
46 197 Perhaps she was a free woman of Brundisium who had been arrogant and was now to be smuggled out of the area, to begin her life anew and on a more fitting basis, in a collar, at the feet of a master.
46 198 There was no custodial need, of course, for the weight and plenitude of the restraints on her.
46 199 She was merely being accustomed, I assumed, to the feel of bonds on her body.
46 200 She would doubtless soon learn to beg to be pleasing, that their number might be lessened.
46 201 She turned her hooded visage toward me, twisting in the restraints.
Beyond this there were several coarse ropes wound tightly about her body. Her nudity was almost concealed by them. Perhaps she was a free woman of Brundisium who had been arrogant and was now to be smuggled out of the area, to begin her life anew and on a more fitting basis, in a collar, at the feet of a master. There was no custodial need, of course, for the weight and plenitude of the restraints on her. She was merely being accustomed, I assumed, to the feel of bonds on her body. She would doubtless soon learn to beg to be pleasing, that their number might be lessened. She turned her hooded visage toward me, twisting in the restraints. - (Vagabonds of Gor)