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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the wrists of which, of all of them, would you lock your unyielding slave bracelets. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #210)
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21 210 On the View more quotes about wrists">wrists of which, of all of them, would you lock your unyielding slave bracelets.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 207 But you have never seen her before.
21 208 Which of all of these women would you buy?" I looked at her.
21 209 "Which, of all these women," she asked, "would you have released from the wall? On the throat of which, of all of them, would you lock your inflexible collar.
21 210 On the wrists of which, of all of them, would you lock your unyielding slave bracelets.
21 211 Which, of all of them, would you lead home, as your slave?" "She," I said, "the one whom we might call Beverly".
21 212 "Ah," said Peggy, drawing back, "I fear she is your love slave".
21 213 "She is too fine to be a slave," I said, "let alone the most complete of slaves, the total and utterly abject love slave".
But you have never seen her before. Which of all of these women would you buy?" I looked at her. "Which, of all these women," she asked, "would you have released from the wall? On the throat of which, of all of them, would you lock your inflexible collar. On the wrists of which, of all of them, would you lock your unyielding slave bracelets. Which, of all of them, would you lead home, as your slave?" "She," I said, "the one whom we might call Beverly". "Ah," said Peggy, drawing back, "I fear she is your love slave". "She is too fine to be a slave," I said, "let alone the most complete of slaves, the total and utterly abject love slave". - (Rogue of Gor)