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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then, about her left wrist, too, closed the wrist-ring, and she, too, was a girl in a coffle. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #222)
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1 222 Then, about her View more quotes about left">left wrist, too, closed the wrist-ring, and she, too, was a girl in a coffle.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 219 She had been thrown to her stomach in the grass, and her left wrist drawn to her side and down.
1 220 She had heard the rustle of a looped chain, and the periodic click of the wrist-rings.
1 221 She felt a length of chain dropped across the back of her thighs.
1 222 Then, about her left wrist, too, closed the wrist-ring, and she, too, was a girl in a coffle.
1 223 A man had stood by, making entries in a book.
1 224 When her identification anklet had been removed, after she was in the wrist-ring, the man removing it had said something to the man with the book, and an entry had been made.
1 225 When the girls were coffled, the man with the book had signed a paper, giving it to the captain of the slave ship.
She had been thrown to her stomach in the grass, and her left wrist drawn to her side and down. She had heard the rustle of a looped chain, and the periodic click of the wrist-rings. She felt a length of chain dropped across the back of her thighs. Then, about her left wrist, too, closed the wrist-ring, and she, too, was a girl in a coffle. A man had stood by, making entries in a book. When her identification anklet had been removed, after she was in the wrist-ring, the man removing it had said something to the man with the book, and an entry had been made. When the girls were coffled, the man with the book had signed a paper, giving it to the captain of the slave ship. - (Tribesmen of Gor)