Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 539 | I View more quotes about regarded">regarded Callias' gift. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 536 | I replaced the tunic so that, as before, the hem was across her ankles. |
| 36 | 537 | I myself liked a shorter tunic on a slave, as the legs and thighs of a chattel are exciting. |
| 36 | 538 | Also, the shorter tunic helps her to better understand that she is a slave. |
| 36 | 539 | I regarded Callias' gift. |
| 36 | 540 | The Pani had tied her kneeling, and bent tightly over. |
| 36 | 541 | Her head was down, to the floor, and was held in place, in slave humility, by a short, taut cord which ran from her collar back, under her body, to her small, crossed, thonged ankles. |
| 36 | 542 | In this way any pressure is at the back of the neck, away from the throat. |
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I replaced the tunic so that, as before, the hem was across her ankles.
I myself liked a shorter tunic on a slave, as the legs and thighs of a chattel are exciting.
Also, the shorter tunic helps her to better understand that she is a slave.
I regarded Callias' gift.
The Pani had tied her kneeling, and bent tightly over.
Her head was down, to the floor, and was held in place, in slave humility, by a short, taut cord which ran from her collar back, under her body, to her small, crossed, thonged ankles.
In this way any pressure is at the back of the neck, away from the throat.
- (Mariners of Gor)