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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had learned how to put chains on herself from which, once closed, she could not free herself. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #132)
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8 132 She had View more quotes about learned">learned how to put chains on herself from which, once closed, she could not free herself.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 129 She had learned how to move on all fours, and fetch a whip in her teeth.
8 130 She had learned how to beg to be beaten, but she trusted earnestly that she would be spared that for which she was trained to beg.
8 131 She could now lick and kiss a whip in such a way that it would drive a man wild.
8 132 She had learned how to put chains on herself from which, once closed, she could not free herself.
8 133 She had learned how, kneeling before a man, to take food from his hand.
8 134 She had learned how to eat from pans on the floor, forbidden to use her hands.
8 135 She was taught how to lie provocatively on furs, on the floor, at the foot of a master's couch, chained there by the neck to the slave ring.
She had learned how to move on all fours, and fetch a whip in her teeth. She had learned how to beg to be beaten, but she trusted earnestly that she would be spared that for which she was trained to beg. She could now lick and kiss a whip in such a way that it would drive a man wild. She had learned how to put chains on herself from which, once closed, she could not free herself. She had learned how, kneeling before a man, to take food from his hand. She had learned how to eat from pans on the floor, forbidden to use her hands. She was taught how to lie provocatively on furs, on the floor, at the foot of a master's couch, chained there by the neck to the slave ring. - (Prize of Gor)