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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

The common arrangement is a collar with dangling chain, to which are attached two smaller chains, the first with wrist rings, the second, at the termination of the dangling chain, with ankle rings. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #227)
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10 227 The View more quotes about common">common arrangement is a collar with dangling chain, to which are attached two smaller chains, the first with wrist rings, the second, at the termination of the dangling chain, with ankle rings.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 224 They were, however, stripped.
10 225 Too, they were in sirik, chained hand and foot, and neck.
10 226 The sirik is a common custodial device for a female, and is quite flexible in its possibilities.
10 227 The common arrangement is a collar with dangling chain, to which are attached two smaller chains, the first with wrist rings, the second, at the termination of the dangling chain, with ankle rings.
10 228 Women are very beautiful in it.
10 229 I had learned to wear it attractively in the pens.
10 230 As the women were not collared I conjectured that they might be free.
They were, however, stripped. Too, they were in sirik, chained hand and foot, and neck. The sirik is a common custodial device for a female, and is quite flexible in its possibilities. The common arrangement is a collar with dangling chain, to which are attached two smaller chains, the first with wrist rings, the second, at the termination of the dangling chain, with ankle rings. Women are very beautiful in it. I had learned to wear it attractively in the pens. As the women were not collared I conjectured that they might be free. - (Witness of Gor)