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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

It seemed she had forgotten her cuffing. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #272)
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2 272 It View more quotes about seemed">seemed she had forgotten her cuffing.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 269 In such groups there are normally numerous subtle relationships, hierarchies of dominance, and such, but when a male appears they are all instantly reduced, before him, to the commonality of their beauty and bondage.
2 270 "Also," said Marcus, sizing up the slim beauty before him, "we can always, if we wish, extend our repertoire of ties by experiment".
2 271 "Yes, Master," said Phoebe, eagerly.
2 272 It seemed she had forgotten her cuffing.
2 273 Yet I had little doubt that its admonitory sting lingered within her, not only as a useful memorandum of her bondage but recalling her to the prudence of caution.
2 274 Marcus looped the cord and put it over her, so that the loop hung behind her back and two loose ends before her.
2 275 Already, it seemed, Phoebe had returned to her normal mode of relating to him, as a mere, docile slave, not daring to confess her love openly.
In such groups there are normally numerous subtle relationships, hierarchies of dominance, and such, but when a male appears they are all instantly reduced, before him, to the commonality of their beauty and bondage. "Also," said Marcus, sizing up the slim beauty before him, "we can always, if we wish, extend our repertoire of ties by experiment". "Yes, Master," said Phoebe, eagerly. It seemed she had forgotten her cuffing. Yet I had little doubt that its admonitory sting lingered within her, not only as a useful memorandum of her bondage but recalling her to the prudence of caution. Marcus looped the cord and put it over her, so that the loop hung behind her back and two loose ends before her. Already, it seemed, Phoebe had returned to her normal mode of relating to him, as a mere, docile slave, not daring to confess her love openly. - (Magicians of Gor)