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

She shook her head, but could not, of course, dislodge the beads, for I had put them closely about her throat, nor could she, of course, remove them otherwise, bound as she was. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #560)
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12 560 She View more quotes about shook">shook her head, but could not, of course, dislodge the beads, for I had put them closely about her throat, nor could she, of course, remove them otherwise, bound as she was.

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

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12 557 I scooped up the beads, which were in five strands, and, kneeling behind her, pulling down her gown a bit, from the shoulders, to better display them, fastened them tightly about her throat.
12 558 "Doubtless you know that these are slave beads," I said.
12 559 She looked at me in fury.
12 560 She shook her head, but could not, of course, dislodge the beads, for I had put them closely about her throat, nor could she, of course, remove them otherwise, bound as she was.
12 561 By my will she would wear them.
12 562 Indeed, eventually, guards would discover her in them.
12 563 I then set a large mirror across the room from her, that she might see how beautiful she was.
I scooped up the beads, which were in five strands, and, kneeling behind her, pulling down her gown a bit, from the shoulders, to better display them, fastened them tightly about her throat. "Doubtless you know that these are slave beads," I said. She looked at me in fury. She shook her head, but could not, of course, dislodge the beads, for I had put them closely about her throat, nor could she, of course, remove them otherwise, bound as she was. By my will she would wear them. Indeed, eventually, guards would discover her in them. I then set a large mirror across the room from her, that she might see how beautiful she was. - (Tribesmen of Gor)