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| 26 | 374 | Too, of View more quotes about course">course, they may be confined, if one wishes, in open brassieres of cord, or netting. |
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| 26 | 371 | For example, they may be lovingly handled, and kissed and caressed by the master however and as long as he pleases. |
| 26 | 372 | Too, they might be emphasized and accentuated by various forms of garments and bindings. |
| 26 | 373 | The tying of slave girdles, for example, and the arrangement of binding fiber, often has this subtle, delicious feature in mind. |
| 26 | 374 | Too, of course, they may be confined, if one wishes, in open brassieres of cord, or netting. |
| 26 | 375 | She whimpered once, angrily. |
| 26 | 376 | "Surely you cannot criticize my curiosity," I said. |
| 26 | 377 | "One does not usually expect to find a free woman chained naked in a slave alcove in a brothel". |