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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

To be sure, a girl is likely to be much more wary, and fearful, and docile, when the ring is at the back. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #2038)
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26 2038 To be View more quotes about sure">sure, a girl is likely to be much more wary, and fearful, and docile, when the ring is at the back.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 2035 The back position is commonly used when the girl is in front of you, and you are controlling her from behind, she either on her feet ahead of you, or, say, beside you or ahead of you on her belly or all fours.
26 2036 In the back leading position the ring, of course, is at the back of the neck, and the buckles are in the front of the neck.
26 2037 The front position is generally preferred as leash pressure is then received at the back and sides of the neck, not the front.
26 2038 To be sure, a girl is likely to be much more wary, and fearful, and docile, when the ring is at the back.
26 2039 The leash strap had now been snapped on the leading ring.
26 2040 In one's pouch or pack the leash strap is normally coiled inside the collar, whether it is snapped on the leash ring or not.
26 2041 I usually do not keep it on the collar because in that way I am free to use it independently as a binding device or, doubled, as an admonitory lash.
The back position is commonly used when the girl is in front of you, and you are controlling her from behind, she either on her feet ahead of you, or, say, beside you or ahead of you on her belly or all fours. In the back leading position the ring, of course, is at the back of the neck, and the buckles are in the front of the neck. The front position is generally preferred as leash pressure is then received at the back and sides of the neck, not the front. To be sure, a girl is likely to be much more wary, and fearful, and docile, when the ring is at the back. The leash strap had now been snapped on the leading ring. In one's pouch or pack the leash strap is normally coiled inside the collar, whether it is snapped on the leash ring or not. I usually do not keep it on the collar because in that way I am free to use it independently as a binding device or, doubled, as an admonitory lash. - (Mercenaries of Gor)