Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 331 | "The View more quotes about wrists">wrists of a free woman, as I understand it," said Ellen, "as generally the rest of her body, are not to be publicly exposed, to prevent that being the function of gloves and sleeves". |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 328 | "No!" she protested. |
| 25 | 329 | "You were begging the brand! You were courting the collar!" "No, no!" "At least," said Ellen, "they have permitted you some modesty". |
| 25 | 330 | "What?" she asked. |
| 25 | 331 | "The wrists of a free woman, as I understand it," said Ellen, "as generally the rest of her body, are not to be publicly exposed, to prevent that being the function of gloves and sleeves". |
| 25 | 332 | "Yes," said the slave, bewildered. |
| 25 | 333 | "You are wearing a manacle on your left wrist," said Ellen. |
| 25 | 334 | "Does that not conceal a bit of wrist, thus affording you some modesty?" "Insolent slave!" cried the woman. |
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"No!" she protested.
"You were begging the brand! You were courting the collar!" "No, no!" "At least," said Ellen, "they have permitted you some modesty".
"What?" she asked.
"The wrists of a free woman, as I understand it," said Ellen, "as generally the rest of her body, are not to be publicly exposed, to prevent that being the function of gloves and sleeves".
"Yes," said the slave, bewildered.
"You are wearing a manacle on your left wrist," said Ellen.
"Does that not conceal a bit of wrist, thus affording you some modesty?" "Insolent slave!" cried the woman.
- (Prize of Gor)