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

Rather, now, she herself would be subject to such a device. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #611)
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 608 I recalled how she had been in her own quarters, when I had been sent to her, for her pleasure, reclining on her elbow, surveying me, the yellow gown, the yellow cushion, the red-silk sheets.
25 609 Now in the dim light I could see the glint of the rude collar on her neck, that of the chain which fastened her to the wall.
25 610 She did not have the kaiila crop now.
25 611 Rather, now, she herself would be subject to such a device.
25 612 I considered her.
25 613 The lineaments of her lovely body were much obscured in the shadows, but there was more than a hint, even so, even in the half darkness, of the alluring geography of her beauty, that now of a marked girl, one who now belonged to men.
25 614 Many things had changed for her.
I recalled how she had been in her own quarters, when I had been sent to her, for her pleasure, reclining on her elbow, surveying me, the yellow gown, the yellow cushion, the red-silk sheets. Now in the dim light I could see the glint of the rude collar on her neck, that of the chain which fastened her to the wall. She did not have the kaiila crop now. Rather, now, she herself would be subject to such a device. I considered her. The lineaments of her lovely body were much obscured in the shadows, but there was more than a hint, even so, even in the half darkness, of the alluring geography of her beauty, that now of a marked girl, one who now belonged to men. Many things had changed for her. - (Tribesmen of Gor)