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| 12 | 850 | She did not have gloves, which View more quotes about must">must have cost her modesty somewhat, but I did not find this surprising. |
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| 12 | 847 | Her robes of concealment seemed soiled and, at the hems, were torn. |
| 12 | 848 | Her small hands grasped the bars of the cage. |
| 12 | 849 | It was these she had, it seemed, futilely tested from time to time. |
| 12 | 850 | She did not have gloves, which must have cost her modesty somewhat, but I did not find this surprising. |
| 12 | 851 | From time to time, her wrists might have been corded before her, or behind her, and men on this world seldom, as I understand it, put bonds over such things as gloves or hose. |
| 12 | 852 | They prefer on the whole, it seems, to place bonds upon, and to check and test their knots, the arrangement and such, on the bared limbs themselves. |
| 12 | 853 | In this approach one obtains greater security, of course, as layers between the bonds and the flesh are avoided. |