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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Each then," said a fellow, "divested herself of her robes, stepped from them, declared herself slave, and hurried to Torgus, who knotted a length of a coarse, common rope about her neck". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #880)
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5 880 "Each then," said a View more quotes about fellow">fellow, "divested herself of her robes, stepped from them, declared herself slave, and hurried to Torgus, who knotted a length of a coarse, common rope about her neck".

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 877 It might be noted that the submission, in itself, strictly, does not entail bondage, but captivity.
5 878 Nonetheless it is almost invariably followed by the captive's enslavement.
5 879 A woman who submits expects the collar to follow.
5 880 "Each then," said a fellow, "divested herself of her robes, stepped from them, declared herself slave, and hurried to Torgus, who knotted a length of a coarse, common rope about her neck".
5 881 "We made certain each was block naked," said a fellow.
5 882 "Some had foolishly neglected, or forgotten, to remove their sandals or slippers," explained another fellow.
5 883 "They were suitably cuffed?" I said.
It might be noted that the submission, in itself, strictly, does not entail bondage, but captivity. Nonetheless it is almost invariably followed by the captive's enslavement. A woman who submits expects the collar to follow. "Each then," said a fellow, "divested herself of her robes, stepped from them, declared herself slave, and hurried to Torgus, who knotted a length of a coarse, common rope about her neck". "We made certain each was block naked," said a fellow. "Some had foolishly neglected, or forgotten, to remove their sandals or slippers," explained another fellow. "They were suitably cuffed?" I said. - (Swordsmen of Gor)