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

In order to remove the weight collar he unbuckled the hood, and thrust it up, a few inches. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #1013)
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17 1013 In View more quotes about order">order to remove the weight collar he unbuckled the hood, and thrust it up, a few inches.

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

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17 1010 He then, leaning her against the wall, facing away from him, lifted her foot and positioned it on the small anvil.
17 1011 Then, with his hammer and wedge, and with three blows, he opened the shackle on her ankle, and slipped her foot free.
17 1012 He then knelt her beside the anvil, her head down, across it.
17 1013 In order to remove the weight collar he unbuckled the hood, and thrust it up, a few inches.
17 1014 He did not, however, raise it enough for her to see.
17 1015 She shuddered, kneeling, bent over, her head laid across the anvil, as Barzak then, with his tools, opened and removed the weight collar.
17 1016 The ringing of the tools on the metal was loud, reverberating, terrifying, and she remained on her knees, frightened, absolutely still.
He then, leaning her against the wall, facing away from him, lifted her foot and positioned it on the small anvil. Then, with his hammer and wedge, and with three blows, he opened the shackle on her ankle, and slipped her foot free. He then knelt her beside the anvil, her head down, across it. In order to remove the weight collar he unbuckled the hood, and thrust it up, a few inches. He did not, however, raise it enough for her to see. She shuddered, kneeling, bent over, her head laid across the anvil, as Barzak then, with his tools, opened and removed the weight collar. The ringing of the tools on the metal was loud, reverberating, terrifying, and she remained on her knees, frightened, absolutely still. - (Prize of Gor)