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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

He shook the chains, angrily, and she cried out, in pain, for this had hurt her. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #16)
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23 16 He View more quotes about shook">shook the chains, angrily, and she cried out, in pain, for this had hurt her.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 13 She was worthy of a Ubar's pleasure garden, but he was not a Ubar.
23 14 He thrust her to the side, as he could, and she whimpered, puzzled, irritably.
23 15 He then sat up, and regarded her, his fellow prisoner, his right wrist shackled to her left, his left to her right, and so, too, with their ankles.
23 16 He shook the chains, angrily, and she cried out, in pain, for this had hurt her.
23 17 Breeding shackles, he thought.
23 18 Breeding shackles! She tried to approach him, again, and he thrust her back.
23 19 "You are a slave," he said.
She was worthy of a Ubar's pleasure garden, but he was not a Ubar. He thrust her to the side, as he could, and she whimpered, puzzled, irritably. He then sat up, and regarded her, his fellow prisoner, his right wrist shackled to her left, his left to her right, and so, too, with their ankles. He shook the chains, angrily, and she cried out, in pain, for this had hurt her. Breeding shackles, he thought. Breeding shackles! She tried to approach him, again, and he thrust her back. "You are a slave," he said. - (Kur of Gor)