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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Shoka then freed her wrists of the wrist rings of the sirik and Uchafu locked a waist chain on her and then, about this chain, running the linkage of the bracelets behind it, braceleted her hands at her belly. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #147)
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7 147 Shoka then View more quotes about freed">freed her wrists of the wrist rings of the sirik and Uchafu locked a waist chain on her and then, about this chain, running the linkage of the bracelets behind it, braceleted her hands at her belly.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 144 Uchafu himself had soon appeared and, meeting with Ulafi, completed the brief transaction which purchased him the blond-haired barbarian.
7 145 Shoka removed the shipping collar of the Palms of Schendi from her neck.
7 146 Uchafu then snapped his own collar on her.
7 147 Shoka then freed her wrists of the wrist rings of the sirik and Uchafu locked a waist chain on her and then, about this chain, running the linkage of the bracelets behind it, braceleted her hands at her belly.
7 148 Uchafu then, with the black cloth, blindfolded her, and snapped a lock leash about her collar.
7 149 Shoka then removed the sirik collar from her, and the ankle rings, freeing her of the sirik.
7 150 He gathered up the sirik and he took, too, unlocking it, the chain and padlock which had held her, by the sirik, at the wharf ring.
Uchafu himself had soon appeared and, meeting with Ulafi, completed the brief transaction which purchased him the blond-haired barbarian. Shoka removed the shipping collar of the Palms of Schendi from her neck. Uchafu then snapped his own collar on her. Shoka then freed her wrists of the wrist rings of the sirik and Uchafu locked a waist chain on her and then, about this chain, running the linkage of the bracelets behind it, braceleted her hands at her belly. Uchafu then, with the black cloth, blindfolded her, and snapped a lock leash about her collar. Shoka then removed the sirik collar from her, and the ankle rings, freeing her of the sirik. He gathered up the sirik and he took, too, unlocking it, the chain and padlock which had held her, by the sirik, at the wharf ring. - (Explorers of Gor)