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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

Meanwhile Virginia had turned her back to Relius, extending her wrists, and he had put bracelets on her; then she turned and faced him, her head still down. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #85)
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16 85 Meanwhile Virginia had turned her back to Relius, extending her View more quotes about wrists">wrists, and he had put bracelets on her; then she turned and faced him, her head still down.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 82 Before she could recover, Ho-Sorl had snapped the bracelets on her.
16 83 He then said, "Leash," and she looked at him angrily, then lifted her chin.
16 84 He snapped the leash on her collar.
16 85 Meanwhile Virginia had turned her back to Relius, extending her wrists, and he had put bracelets on her; then she turned and faced him, her head still down.
16 86 "Leash," said he, quietly.
16 87 She lifted her head, the chin delicately high.
16 88 There was a metallic snap and Virginia Kent, the slave girl, had been leashed by Relius, guard in the House of Cernus, Slaver of Ar.
Before she could recover, Ho-Sorl had snapped the bracelets on her. He then said, "Leash," and she looked at him angrily, then lifted her chin. He snapped the leash on her collar. Meanwhile Virginia had turned her back to Relius, extending her wrists, and he had put bracelets on her; then she turned and faced him, her head still down. "Leash," said he, quietly. She lifted her head, the chin delicately high. There was a metallic snap and Virginia Kent, the slave girl, had been leashed by Relius, guard in the House of Cernus, Slaver of Ar. - (Assassin of Gor)