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

With their small hands they can, if they wish, pull at the chain quite well themselves, and pull it against the ring to which it is fastened, and so on. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 81, Sentence #11)
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81 11 With their View more quotes about small">small hands they can, if they wish, pull at the chain quite well themselves, and pull it against the ring to which it is fastened, and so on.

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

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81 8 Also, if a girl were to be removed from a ring, say, for pleasure, it would be clear to what ring she was to be returned.
81 9 Cabot jerked Cecily's chain against the collar ring, twice, this ring attached to the bulkhead's holding collar, which was rather heavy, which was closed over her slave collar.
81 10 In such a way the slave is reminded she is chained, not that they truly need any such reminder.
81 11 With their small hands they can, if they wish, pull at the chain quite well themselves, and pull it against the ring to which it is fastened, and so on.
81 12 "Master?" she said.
81 13 "We will be leaving soon," said Cabot, and left her.
81 14 The chain was some three feet in length, as were the others.
Also, if a girl were to be removed from a ring, say, for pleasure, it would be clear to what ring she was to be returned. Cabot jerked Cecily's chain against the collar ring, twice, this ring attached to the bulkhead's holding collar, which was rather heavy, which was closed over her slave collar. In such a way the slave is reminded she is chained, not that they truly need any such reminder. With their small hands they can, if they wish, pull at the chain quite well themselves, and pull it against the ring to which it is fastened, and so on. "Master?" she said. "We will be leaving soon," said Cabot, and left her. The chain was some three feet in length, as were the others. - (Kur of Gor)