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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is thus that a girl renders herself vulnerable for the reading of her collar. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #1469)
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14 1469 It is View more quotes about thus">thus that a girl renders herself vulnerable for the reading of her collar.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 1466 Was she then, in such matters, to be my teacher? She lifted her chin delicately.
14 1467 In response to the "collar command," the slave approaches the male, that he need not inconvenience himself by coming toward her.
14 1468 She then lifts her chin and places her hands behind her.
14 1469 It is thus that a girl renders herself vulnerable for the reading of her collar.
14 1470 In this case, of course, the Lady Constanzia's hands were already behind her, her small, lovely wrists closely linked together, well pinioned, in the steel of slave bracelets.
14 1471 Still he put his finger under her collar, and, as she gasped, he pulled her even closer to him, indeed, quite close to him, "slave close," as the expression is.
14 1472 She could not move back, because of his hold on her.
Was she then, in such matters, to be my teacher? She lifted her chin delicately. In response to the "collar command," the slave approaches the male, that he need not inconvenience himself by coming toward her. She then lifts her chin and places her hands behind her. It is thus that a girl renders herself vulnerable for the reading of her collar. In this case, of course, the Lady Constanzia's hands were already behind her, her small, lovely wrists closely linked together, well pinioned, in the steel of slave bracelets. Still he put his finger under her collar, and, as she gasped, he pulled her even closer to him, indeed, quite close to him, "slave close," as the expression is. She could not move back, because of his hold on her. - (Witness of Gor)