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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Hobbling, obviously, militates against a girl's acting freely from some hysterical response. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #73)
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57 73 Hobbling, View more quotes about obviously">obviously, militates against a girl's acting freely from some hysterical response.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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57 70 Thus, outside the walls, where escape might seem more likely to the uninformed or naive, it is not unusual for a girl to be hobbled, chained to a wagon, or such.
57 71 Thirdly, most Gorean slave girls have never seen a Kur, and do not even know they exist.
57 72 Thus, it is quite possible that the first sight of such a creature might precipitate flight, as from a larl or sleen.
57 73 Hobbling, obviously, militates against a girl's acting freely from some hysterical response.
57 74 I recalled that the Lady Bina had made certain that Paula's ankles had been bound before she was given her first glimpse of Lord Grendel.
57 75 I recalled how shaken she had been following that occasion.
57 76 "Would that I had even a knife," had said Kurik.
Thus, outside the walls, where escape might seem more likely to the uninformed or naive, it is not unusual for a girl to be hobbled, chained to a wagon, or such. Thirdly, most Gorean slave girls have never seen a Kur, and do not even know they exist. Thus, it is quite possible that the first sight of such a creature might precipitate flight, as from a larl or sleen. Hobbling, obviously, militates against a girl's acting freely from some hysterical response. I recalled that the Lady Bina had made certain that Paula's ankles had been bound before she was given her first glimpse of Lord Grendel. I recalled how shaken she had been following that occasion. "Would that I had even a knife," had said Kurik. - (Plunder of Gor)