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

Similarly the owner of kaiila or verr will commonly lock the stable or close the pen. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #34)
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14 34 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly the owner of kaiila or verr will commonly lock the stable or close the pen.

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

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14 31 The practice, too, is thought to have a good psychological effect on the slave, reminding her that she is owned, and, usually, by whom.
14 32 To be sure, the blonde, at present, was unconscious.
14 33 But by now she should know enough of Gor to suspect, upon awakening, who in all likelihood it was who had fettered her, who had placed the locked, clasping steel so closely about her small, sweet ankle.
14 34 Similarly the owner of kaiila or verr will commonly lock the stable or close the pen.
14 35 Sasi put the key on a hook to one side of the room.
14 36 Near it, on another hook, there hung a slave whip.
14 37 From one of the overhead beams, near the side of the room, there was a whipping ring, to which a slave could be tethered, which could be lowered.
The practice, too, is thought to have a good psychological effect on the slave, reminding her that she is owned, and, usually, by whom. To be sure, the blonde, at present, was unconscious. But by now she should know enough of Gor to suspect, upon awakening, who in all likelihood it was who had fettered her, who had placed the locked, clasping steel so closely about her small, sweet ankle. Similarly the owner of kaiila or verr will commonly lock the stable or close the pen. Sasi put the key on a hook to one side of the room. Near it, on another hook, there hung a slave whip. From one of the overhead beams, near the side of the room, there was a whipping ring, to which a slave could be tethered, which could be lowered. - (Explorers of Gor)