Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 563 | View more quotes about surely">Surely she must be embonded now, for upon her there were slave bells. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 560 | Surely her movements suggested those of a new slave, timid, frightened, trying to understand what it would mean to be owned. |
| 24 | 561 | She then, for the first time in her dance, seemed to notice the bells tied on her left ankle, and the sounds they made. |
| 24 | 562 | She seemed to cry out in misery and despair, and hardly seemed to move. |
| 24 | 563 | Surely she must be embonded now, for upon her there were slave bells. |
| 24 | 564 | But, too, of course, in examining the bells she had revealed her leg, the left leg, the brand leg, through the parting in the swirling skirt of scarlet slave silk. |
| 24 | 565 | The beauty of this limb was not lost on men accustomed to own women. |
| 24 | 566 | "Ai, ai!" cried men. |
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Surely her movements suggested those of a new slave, timid, frightened, trying to understand what it would mean to be owned.
She then, for the first time in her dance, seemed to notice the bells tied on her left ankle, and the sounds they made.
She seemed to cry out in misery and despair, and hardly seemed to move.
Surely she must be embonded now, for upon her there were slave bells.
But, too, of course, in examining the bells she had revealed her leg, the left leg, the brand leg, through the parting in the swirling skirt of scarlet slave silk.
The beauty of this limb was not lost on men accustomed to own women.
"Ai, ai!" cried men.
- (Prize of Gor)