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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, after she has been chained to the wall, she may notice that, dangling from the ceiling, before her, just out of her reach, is the sack of diamonds We do not want her to be able to reach them lest she should attempt something foolish, such as trying to hide some of them in her body. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1056)
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11 1056 Too, after she has been View more quotes about chained">chained to the wall, she may notice that, dangling from the ceiling, before her, just out of her reach, is the sack of diamonds We do not want her to be able to reach them lest she should attempt something foolish, such as trying to hide some of them in her body.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 1053 She will then be branded and collared, following which the final certifications will be placed on the papers.
11 1054 She will then be taken in chains to the chamber where she will spend the night, a cell.
11 1055 The gold will be waiting in the cell, all the twenty double-weight ingots of it, carefully stacked.
11 1056 Too, after she has been chained to the wall, she may notice that, dangling from the ceiling, before her, just out of her reach, is the sack of diamonds We do not want her to be able to reach them lest she should attempt something foolish, such as trying to hide some of them in her body.
11 1057 It will be soon enough tomorrow for her to learn that she belongs to Jeffrey".
11 1058 "How could you do this to her?" she asked.
11 1059 "I do not understand the difficulty," he said.
She will then be branded and collared, following which the final certifications will be placed on the papers. She will then be taken in chains to the chamber where she will spend the night, a cell. The gold will be waiting in the cell, all the twenty double-weight ingots of it, carefully stacked. Too, after she has been chained to the wall, she may notice that, dangling from the ceiling, before her, just out of her reach, is the sack of diamonds We do not want her to be able to reach them lest she should attempt something foolish, such as trying to hide some of them in her body. It will be soon enough tomorrow for her to learn that she belongs to Jeffrey". "How could you do this to her?" she asked. "I do not understand the difficulty," he said. - (Prize of Gor)