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

Though I now wore no chains on the wharves I was still, of course, in a sense, chained in my bondage. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #200)
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20 200 View more quotes about though">Though I now wore no chains on the wharves I was still, of course, in a sense, chained in my bondage.

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

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20 197 A man walked by carrying a long pole, from which dangled dozens of the eels of Cos.
20 198 It was now past noon, and I had not yet conducted a patron to the Chatka and Curla.
20 199 Soon it would be time for me to report back.
20 200 Though I now wore no chains on the wharves I was still, of course, in a sense, chained in my bondage.
20 201 I was clad as a slave girl, and wore a belled collar, which identified my master, and a belled ankle ring; too, I was branded.
20 202 Masters take little risk with their girls when they send them to the wharves.
20 203 They are as slave on the wharves as behind the barred gates.
A man walked by carrying a long pole, from which dangled dozens of the eels of Cos. It was now past noon, and I had not yet conducted a patron to the Chatka and Curla. Soon it would be time for me to report back. Though I now wore no chains on the wharves I was still, of course, in a sense, chained in my bondage. I was clad as a slave girl, and wore a belled collar, which identified my master, and a belled ankle ring; too, I was branded. Masters take little risk with their girls when they send them to the wharves. They are as slave on the wharves as behind the barred gates. - (Slave Girl of Gor)