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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Once again I wore an iron belt. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #783)
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6 783 View more quotes about once">Once again I wore an iron belt.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 780 I felt then the encircling clasp of metal closed about my waist, and then, swinging up between my legs, another piece of metal.
6 781 These things were fastened in place, the right side, and the lower portion, hasplike, over the staple on the left side of the apparatus.
6 782 The whole was then secured behind my back with a padlock.
6 783 Once again I wore an iron belt.
6 784 I then heard the dropping and unfurling of canvas from above me.
6 785 A moment or two later, it briefly snapping and flapping, it was under control.
6 786 I then felt it in the very boards beneath me, it exciting me with the pressing weight and smoothness of it, its strength, its directness and awesome power, the force of the wind filling and shaping, and thrusting against, this large, extended, exposed canvas surface, transmitting its power through the yard, the ropes and the mast which must hold it in place.
I felt then the encircling clasp of metal closed about my waist, and then, swinging up between my legs, another piece of metal. These things were fastened in place, the right side, and the lower portion, hasplike, over the staple on the left side of the apparatus. The whole was then secured behind my back with a padlock. Once again I wore an iron belt. I then heard the dropping and unfurling of canvas from above me. A moment or two later, it briefly snapping and flapping, it was under control. I then felt it in the very boards beneath me, it exciting me with the pressing weight and smoothness of it, its strength, its directness and awesome power, the force of the wind filling and shaping, and thrusting against, this large, extended, exposed canvas surface, transmitting its power through the yard, the ropes and the mast which must hold it in place. - (Dancer of Gor)