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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

I could scarcely lower my chin. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #277)
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7 277 I could View more quotes about scarcely">scarcely lower my chin.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 274 "Yes, Mistress," I said, and then addressed myself diligently to those tasks to which I had hitherto regarded myself as superior.
7 275 I had now been fitted with a collar of the house, one which had been hammered about my neck.
7 276 It was large, high, heavy, and uncomfortable.
7 277 I could scarcely lower my chin.
7 278 It was quite different from the light, lovely, comfortable, but quite secure, common collars which Gorean masters commonly lock about the throats of their kajirae, collars, for example, of the sort which I envied in my instructresses.
7 279 Perhaps the point of such collars, the house collars, was to make their trainees eager to be brought to the block.
7 280 The grimy white ribbon which had identified me as "white-silk," had been cut from my throat, before my head and neck had been laid across the anvil, for the hammering shut of the house collar.
"Yes, Mistress," I said, and then addressed myself diligently to those tasks to which I had hitherto regarded myself as superior. I had now been fitted with a collar of the house, one which had been hammered about my neck. It was large, high, heavy, and uncomfortable. I could scarcely lower my chin. It was quite different from the light, lovely, comfortable, but quite secure, common collars which Gorean masters commonly lock about the throats of their kajirae, collars, for example, of the sort which I envied in my instructresses. Perhaps the point of such collars, the house collars, was to make their trainees eager to be brought to the block. The grimy white ribbon which had identified me as "white-silk," had been cut from my throat, before my head and neck had been laid across the anvil, for the hammering shut of the house collar. - (Conspirators of Gor)