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

Sometimes new slaves are kept for a time in bells, that they may become all the sooner accustomed to their new condition. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #329)
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24 329 View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes new slaves are kept for a time in bells, that they may become all the sooner accustomed to their new condition.

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

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24 326 Some masters keep their slaves in bells in their private compartments.
24 327 Others may bell them sometimes before putting them to the furs, enjoying the jangle of the bells while the slave writhes helplessly, beggingly, in the throes of her slave ecstasy.
24 328 The bells bespeak, and would bespeak, of course, even in total darkness, the presence of a slave.
24 329 Sometimes new slaves are kept for a time in bells, that they may become all the sooner accustomed to their new condition.
24 330 It is hard to be belled, without knowing oneself female, and slave.
24 331 Ellen, thus, was well marked for the occasion, and the dance.
24 332 She was a belled slave.
Some masters keep their slaves in bells in their private compartments. Others may bell them sometimes before putting them to the furs, enjoying the jangle of the bells while the slave writhes helplessly, beggingly, in the throes of her slave ecstasy. The bells bespeak, and would bespeak, of course, even in total darkness, the presence of a slave. Sometimes new slaves are kept for a time in bells, that they may become all the sooner accustomed to their new condition. It is hard to be belled, without knowing oneself female, and slave. Ellen, thus, was well marked for the occasion, and the dance. She was a belled slave. - (Prize of Gor)