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

"To bind a woman," said Eve, "is surely to show that she has been found of slave interest, and, is it not, in its way, a way of putting a claim on her?" "Untie me," I said. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #77)
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20 77 "To View more quotes about bind">bind a woman," said Eve, "is surely to show that she has been found of slave interest, and, is it not, in its way, a way of putting a claim on her?" "Untie me," I said.

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

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20 74 Now untie me".
20 75 "You must be very proud," said Eve.
20 76 "Proud?" I said.
20 77 "To bind a woman," said Eve, "is surely to show that she has been found of slave interest, and, is it not, in its way, a way of putting a claim on her?" "Untie me," I said.
20 78 "That is for Master Desmond to do," said Jane.
20 79 "Then you would let him find me as I am, still bound?" I asked, my wrists angrily, futilely, fighting the cording, my ankles, as I was sitting, jerking back, again and again, in frustration, rattling the shackle chain looped about the central bar.
20 80 "Yes," said Jane.
Now untie me". "You must be very proud," said Eve. "Proud?" I said. "To bind a woman," said Eve, "is surely to show that she has been found of slave interest, and, is it not, in its way, a way of putting a claim on her?" "Untie me," I said. "That is for Master Desmond to do," said Jane. "Then you would let him find me as I am, still bound?" I asked, my wrists angrily, futilely, fighting the cording, my ankles, as I was sitting, jerking back, again and again, in frustration, rattling the shackle chain looped about the central bar. "Yes," said Jane. - (Conspirators of Gor)