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

The jailer snapped a light leash to a small ring on the sack straps, just below my chin. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #606)
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10 606 The jailer View more quotes about snapped">snapped a light leash to a small ring on the sack straps, just below my chin.

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

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10 603 My hands and arms pinioned I would have no way of breaking the fall.
10 604 I did not lose the tunic.
10 605 It was now muchly dampened, and must bear within it tooth marks.
10 606 The jailer snapped a light leash to a small ring on the sack straps, just below my chin.
10 607 This development affected me with apprehension.
10 608 I had not been leashed below, outside, on the ledge.
10 609 Was a leash necessary? Surely not! But what manner of place was this? What was I to see? This leashing was surely not for purposes of display, not here, not now, but now, I understood, of girl management, of girl control! Or perhaps girl instruction! I knew a female could learn much on a leash.
My hands and arms pinioned I would have no way of breaking the fall. I did not lose the tunic. It was now muchly dampened, and must bear within it tooth marks. The jailer snapped a light leash to a small ring on the sack straps, just below my chin. This development affected me with apprehension. I had not been leashed below, outside, on the ledge. Was a leash necessary? Surely not! But what manner of place was this? What was I to see? This leashing was surely not for purposes of display, not here, not now, but now, I understood, of girl management, of girl control! Or perhaps girl instruction! I knew a female could learn much on a leash. - (Witness of Gor)