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

Henry, as we shall speak of him, now adjusted the identification collar on the slave, moving it about, and pressing it down, until it was in place, the lock at the back of the neck. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #121)
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29 121 Henry, as we View more quotes about shall">shall speak of him, now adjusted the identification collar on the slave, moving it about, and pressing it down, until it was in place, the lock at the back of the neck.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
29 118 The slave was now in two collars, the holding collar and, just above it, the identification collar, that by means of which she can be identified, as belonging to a particular individual.
29 119 As soon as the identification collar was in place, the guard of the court removed the holding collar.
29 120 There had been no moment, then, when the slave had not been in at least one collar.
29 121 Henry, as we shall speak of him, now adjusted the identification collar on the slave, moving it about, and pressing it down, until it was in place, the lock at the back of the neck.
29 122 He then regarded her, in his collar.
29 123 He then stepped back, away from her.
29 124 "You may turn about," he said.
The slave was now in two collars, the holding collar and, just above it, the identification collar, that by means of which she can be identified, as belonging to a particular individual. As soon as the identification collar was in place, the guard of the court removed the holding collar. There had been no moment, then, when the slave had not been in at least one collar. Henry, as we shall speak of him, now adjusted the identification collar on the slave, moving it about, and pressing it down, until it was in place, the lock at the back of the neck. He then regarded her, in his collar. He then stepped back, away from her. "You may turn about," he said. - (Witness of Gor)