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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

It has a single collar ring, usually on the left, through which, usually, a single chain is strung. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #923)
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8 923 It has a single View more quotes about collar">collar ring, usually on the left, through which, usually, a single chain is strung.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 920 The lengths of chain between the collars were about three to four feet long.
8 921 Some were attached to the collar rings by the links themselves, opened and then reclosed about the rings, and some of them were fastened to the collar rings by snap rings.
8 922 Another common form of coffle collar has its hinge in the front and closes behind the back of the neck, like the common slave collar.
8 923 It has a single collar ring, usually on the left, through which, usually, a single chain is strung.
8 924 Girls are spaced on such a chain, usually, by snap rings.
8 925 An advantage of the first sort of coffle arrangement is that the chain may, as girls are added or subtracted, be shortened or lengthened.
8 926 A chain which has been borne by fifty girls would, of course, be impracticably heavy for five or six.
The lengths of chain between the collars were about three to four feet long. Some were attached to the collar rings by the links themselves, opened and then reclosed about the rings, and some of them were fastened to the collar rings by snap rings. Another common form of coffle collar has its hinge in the front and closes behind the back of the neck, like the common slave collar. It has a single collar ring, usually on the left, through which, usually, a single chain is strung. Girls are spaced on such a chain, usually, by snap rings. An advantage of the first sort of coffle arrangement is that the chain may, as girls are added or subtracted, be shortened or lengthened. A chain which has been borne by fifty girls would, of course, be impracticably heavy for five or six. - (Savages of Gor)