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| 26 | 445 | View more quotes about anyone">Anyone might cut leather bonds, a brigand, or such, but she now wore slave bracelets. |
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| 26 | 442 | So Ellen knelt, wide-kneed, back-braceleted, somewhere, she supposed on the outskirts of the festival camp. |
| 26 | 443 | Although he had not seen fit, in the master's prerogative, to accede to her request for front-braceleting, she was nonetheless grateful for her braceleting, for the encircling metal wristlets were far more comfortable than the tight loops of leather string had been. |
| 26 | 444 | To be sure, she was now more his than before. |
| 26 | 445 | Anyone might cut leather bonds, a brigand, or such, but she now wore slave bracelets. |
| 26 | 446 | These could not be removed without a key, or a tool. |
| 26 | 447 | She pulled a bit, against the bracelets. |
| 26 | 448 | I am braceleted, she thought. |