Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 401 | As her View more quotes about hands">hands were free, she could have undone the straps, but she was wise enough to stay as she was, sitting quietly on the grass, watching, waiting, unable to rise. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 398 | "Sit there," he said. |
| 30 | 399 | He then removed the leash from her neck, and, with its length, wrapped it closely about her legs, binding them together. |
| 30 | 400 | She then sat there, frightened, her legs bound closely together. |
| 30 | 401 | As her hands were free, she could have undone the straps, but she was wise enough to stay as she was, sitting quietly on the grass, watching, waiting, unable to rise. |
| 30 | 402 | When Tajima had spoken of slave exhibition and torment I was not clear on what he might mean. |
| 30 | 403 | In a sense all slaves are exhibited as slaves. |
| 30 | 404 | Does the tunic, the ta-teera, the camisk, the collar, the bracelets, the shackles, the chain, and such, not manifest the slave? Everything exhibits the slave, for she is a slave. |
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"Sit there," he said.
He then removed the leash from her neck, and, with its length, wrapped it closely about her legs, binding them together.
She then sat there, frightened, her legs bound closely together.
As her hands were free, she could have undone the straps, but she was wise enough to stay as she was, sitting quietly on the grass, watching, waiting, unable to rise.
When Tajima had spoken of slave exhibition and torment I was not clear on what he might mean.
In a sense all slaves are exhibited as slaves.
Does the tunic, the ta-teera, the camisk, the collar, the bracelets, the shackles, the chain, and such, not manifest the slave? Everything exhibits the slave, for she is a slave.
- (Rebels of Gor)