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

That day, too, as might be expected, her left ankle bore as before its encircling metal impediment, by means of which, with its attached chain, she was secured to a small tree. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #205)
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20 205 That day, too, as View more quotes about might">might be expected, her left ankle bore as before its encircling metal impediment, by means of which, with its attached chain, she was secured to a small tree.

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

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20 202 If the slave's hands are braceleted behind her, the free ends of the device are closed and locked before her, at her waist.
20 203 She was back-braceleted.
20 204 She was also gagged.
20 205 That day, too, as might be expected, her left ankle bore as before its encircling metal impediment, by means of which, with its attached chain, she was secured to a small tree.
20 206 Ellen tried to stay awake, to listen to the men.
20 207 Given the narrowness of the sheltering ravine, and its various physical limitations, boulders and such, they were only a few yard away.
20 208 But, even so, they spoke softly, and she could not hear what they said.
If the slave's hands are braceleted behind her, the free ends of the device are closed and locked before her, at her waist. She was back-braceleted. She was also gagged. That day, too, as might be expected, her left ankle bore as before its encircling metal impediment, by means of which, with its attached chain, she was secured to a small tree. Ellen tried to stay awake, to listen to the men. Given the narrowness of the sheltering ravine, and its various physical limitations, boulders and such, they were only a few yard away. But, even so, they spoke softly, and she could not hear what they said. - (Prize of Gor)