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

She straightened herself, as the leash went taut, between the ring on the leash collar and his fist. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #691)
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29 691 She View more quotes about straightened">straightened herself, as the leash went taut, between the ring on the leash collar and his fist.

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

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29 688 Surely something might be arranged from the remnants of the robe, or from pieces cut from the hood! Indeed, even the veil, a large one, might be wrapped about her body! "You have your collar," he said.
29 689 "Master!" she protested.
29 690 "Certainly you do not think I would deny my house this triumph," he said.
29 691 She straightened herself, as the leash went taut, between the ring on the leash collar and his fist.
29 692 "Yes, Master," she said, answering his earlier question, "I am prepared to be led forth!" He then turned about and strode toward the door.
29 693 She hurried to follow him.
29 694 "Master!" she said.
Surely something might be arranged from the remnants of the robe, or from pieces cut from the hood! Indeed, even the veil, a large one, might be wrapped about her body! "You have your collar," he said. "Master!" she protested. "Certainly you do not think I would deny my house this triumph," he said. She straightened herself, as the leash went taut, between the ring on the leash collar and his fist. "Yes, Master," she said, answering his earlier question, "I am prepared to be led forth!" He then turned about and strode toward the door. She hurried to follow him. "Master!" she said. - (Witness of Gor)