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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

But before he could draw twice on the leash, giving the prisoner her signal, she thrust her head down, to his feet, reaching for them, as she had earlier for mine. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #872)
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15 872 But before he could draw View more quotes about twice">twice on the leash, giving the prisoner her signal, she thrust her head down, to his feet, reaching for them, as she had earlier for mine.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 869 "I am now giving you tether," he said.
15 870 He shook out the leash.
15 871 "When I pull twice on the leash," he said, "you will rise and follow me, responsive to, and conducted by, the leash".
15 872 But before he could draw twice on the leash, giving the prisoner her signal, she thrust her head down, to his feet, reaching for them, as she had earlier for mine.
15 873 He let her find them, for a moment, and press, and rub, her face, her head, her gagged, covered mouth desperately, piteously against them.
15 874 "You seem to have the dispositions, and makings, of a slave," he mused.
15 875 She lifted her head to him, in the darkness of the hood, pathetically, hopefully.
"I am now giving you tether," he said. He shook out the leash. "When I pull twice on the leash," he said, "you will rise and follow me, responsive to, and conducted by, the leash". But before he could draw twice on the leash, giving the prisoner her signal, she thrust her head down, to his feet, reaching for them, as she had earlier for mine. He let her find them, for a moment, and press, and rub, her face, her head, her gagged, covered mouth desperately, piteously against them. "You seem to have the dispositions, and makings, of a slave," he mused. She lifted her head to him, in the darkness of the hood, pathetically, hopefully. - (Renegades of Gor)