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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

Donna's captor, to her misery, dragged her behind him through the dirt on the tether which fastened her ankles together. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #817)
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7 817 Donna's View more quotes about captor">captor, to her misery, dragged her behind him through the dirt on the tether which fastened her ankles together.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 814 "All right," said one of the captors.
7 815 "Agreed!" said the other.
7 816 Lehna was led away on her ankle leash, fastened on her left ankle, and by her right wrist, too, it held in the hand of one of the boys.
7 817 Donna's captor, to her misery, dragged her behind him through the dirt on the tether which fastened her ankles together.
7 818 I saw the group, pursuers and fair captives, helpless in their charge, disappear down the street.
7 819 I shuddered in the darkness among the pilings.
7 820 I did not want to be captured.
"All right," said one of the captors. "Agreed!" said the other. Lehna was led away on her ankle leash, fastened on her left ankle, and by her right wrist, too, it held in the hand of one of the boys. Donna's captor, to her misery, dragged her behind him through the dirt on the tether which fastened her ankles together. I saw the group, pursuers and fair captives, helpless in their charge, disappear down the street. I shuddered in the darkness among the pilings. I did not want to be captured. - (Slave Girl of Gor)