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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

I heard the sound of slave bells attached to ankle rings, to locked wrist bracelets, to Turian collars. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #328)
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9 328 I View more quotes about heard">heard the sound of slave bells attached to ankle rings, to locked wrist bracelets, to Turian collars.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 325 "Ho!" cried Aphris of Turia, summoning the Feast Steward to her, through the turning bodies of the girls dancing among the tables.
9 326 "The others," ordered Aphris, "—for the amusement of our guests!" The Feast Steward turned a wary eye toward Saphrar, who, defeated, nodded his head.
9 327 The Feast Steward then clapped his hands twice, dismissing the girls, who rushed from the room; and then he clapped his hands twice more, paused a moment, then twice more.
9 328 I heard the sound of slave bells attached to ankle rings, to locked wrist bracelets, to Turian collars.
9 329 More girls approached rapidly, their feet taking small running steps in a turning line that sped forth from a small room in the back and to the right.
9 330 My hand clenched on the goblet.
9 331 Aphris of Turia was bold indeed.
"Ho!" cried Aphris of Turia, summoning the Feast Steward to her, through the turning bodies of the girls dancing among the tables. "The others," ordered Aphris, "—for the amusement of our guests!" The Feast Steward turned a wary eye toward Saphrar, who, defeated, nodded his head. The Feast Steward then clapped his hands twice, dismissing the girls, who rushed from the room; and then he clapped his hands twice more, paused a moment, then twice more. I heard the sound of slave bells attached to ankle rings, to locked wrist bracelets, to Turian collars. More girls approached rapidly, their feet taking small running steps in a turning line that sped forth from a small room in the back and to the right. My hand clenched on the goblet. Aphris of Turia was bold indeed. - (Nomads of Gor)