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

Sometimes a coffle line is drawn in the dirt and the right foot of each girl is placed on it vertically, such that the line bisects the ball and heel of each foot. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #58)
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9 58 View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes a coffle line is drawn in the dirt and the right foot of each girl is placed on it vertically, such that the line bisects the ball and heel of each foot.

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

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9 55 They stood straight, their eyes looking ahead, under discipline.
9 56 Marla's right foot determined the line.
9 57 Each girl, with the exception of Marla, the line's leader, aligned her right foot with that of the girl before her in the line.
9 58 Sometimes a coffle line is drawn in the dirt and the right foot of each girl is placed on it vertically, such that the line bisects the ball and heel of each foot.
9 59 Clitus Vitellius did not so much as look at me.
9 60 The guard, who was the blond soldier, Mirus, whom I found most attractive of the men of Clitus Vitellius, after he himself, unlooped the coffle chain from his shoulder.
9 61 The girls stood erect, left arms extended, wrist straight with the arm, their left arms aligned, each at a forty degree angle from her body, right arms at their sides, palms on thighs, ankles closely together, bellies sucked in, chins up.
They stood straight, their eyes looking ahead, under discipline. Marla's right foot determined the line. Each girl, with the exception of Marla, the line's leader, aligned her right foot with that of the girl before her in the line. Sometimes a coffle line is drawn in the dirt and the right foot of each girl is placed on it vertically, such that the line bisects the ball and heel of each foot. Clitus Vitellius did not so much as look at me. The guard, who was the blond soldier, Mirus, whom I found most attractive of the men of Clitus Vitellius, after he himself, unlooped the coffle chain from his shoulder. The girls stood erect, left arms extended, wrist straight with the arm, their left arms aligned, each at a forty degree angle from her body, right arms at their sides, palms on thighs, ankles closely together, bellies sucked in, chins up. - (Slave Girl of Gor)