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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is also regarded as a more aesthetic chaining arrangement than its opposite, the neck chain, for example, with its linearity, and its sturdy, inflexible links, affording a striking contrast with the softnesses, the beauties, of her lovely bosom. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #180)
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16 180 It is also View more quotes about regarded">regarded as a more aesthetic chaining arrangement than its opposite, the neck chain, for example, with its linearity, and its sturdy, inflexible links, affording a striking contrast with the softnesses, the beauties, of her lovely bosom.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 177 I could not even uncross them.
16 178 It is common to run a neck chain to the ankles in front of a woman's body, rather than behind it.
16 179 In this fashion any stress on the chain is borne by the back of her neck rather than her throat.
16 180 It is also regarded as a more aesthetic chaining arrangement than its opposite, the neck chain, for example, with its linearity, and its sturdy, inflexible links, affording a striking contrast with the softnesses, the beauties, of her lovely bosom.
16 181 This arrangement is also favored for its psychological effect on the woman.
16 182 As she feels the chain more often on her body in this arrangement, brushing her, for example, or lying upon her, she is less likely to forget that she is wearing it.
16 183 It helps her to keep clearly in mind that she is chained.
I could not even uncross them. It is common to run a neck chain to the ankles in front of a woman's body, rather than behind it. In this fashion any stress on the chain is borne by the back of her neck rather than her throat. It is also regarded as a more aesthetic chaining arrangement than its opposite, the neck chain, for example, with its linearity, and its sturdy, inflexible links, affording a striking contrast with the softnesses, the beauties, of her lovely bosom. This arrangement is also favored for its psychological effect on the woman. As she feels the chain more often on her body in this arrangement, brushing her, for example, or lying upon her, she is less likely to forget that she is wearing it. It helps her to keep clearly in mind that she is chained. - (Kajira of Gor)