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

; it is delightful to bell a girl; she may not remove them, of course, without her master's permission. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #328)
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2 328 ; it is delightful to bell a View more quotes about girl">girl; she may not remove them, of course, without her master's permission.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 325 Two keys are provided, each of which fits both ankle-ring locks.
2 326 I also purchased a set of slave bells, of the thong as opposed to the lock variety.
2 327 They are less expensive than the lock variety; also, they may be tied at various places on the body, about the neck, the wrist, the ankle, about the thigh, about the arm, etc.
2 328 ; it is delightful to bell a girl; she may not remove them, of course, without her master's permission.
2 329 I passed by the door of a slaver's house.
2 330 High in the house, through one of the narrow windows, I saw a girl, looking out.
2 331 She smiled, and put her arm out through the window, waving.
Two keys are provided, each of which fits both ankle-ring locks. I also purchased a set of slave bells, of the thong as opposed to the lock variety. They are less expensive than the lock variety; also, they may be tied at various places on the body, about the neck, the wrist, the ankle, about the thigh, about the arm, etc. ; it is delightful to bell a girl; she may not remove them, of course, without her master's permission. I passed by the door of a slaver's house. High in the house, through one of the narrow windows, I saw a girl, looking out. She smiled, and put her arm out through the window, waving. - (Tribesmen of Gor)