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

Some are quite plain, and these might be preferred by some men for their slaves, perhaps for reasons of instruction, or economy, or to avoid an appearance of ostentation, or such. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #75)
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14 75 Some are View more quotes about quite">quite plain, and these might be preferred by some men for their slaves, perhaps for reasons of instruction, or economy, or to avoid an appearance of ostentation, or such.

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

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14 72 The style, grace, attractiveness, and lightness of slave bracelets does not detract from their utility.
14 73 They are more than adequate to hold a female, and with perfection.
14 74 Not all slave bracelets are pretty, and such, of course.
14 75 Some are quite plain, and these might be preferred by some men for their slaves, perhaps for reasons of instruction, or economy, or to avoid an appearance of ostentation, or such.
14 76 Too, warriors, tarnsmen, slavers, and such, might prefer plainer custodial devices for early captures, transportation, simple holding, and so on.
14 77 Sometimes no more than a string, nose-ring and thumb cuffs are used.
14 78 Men, on the other hand, as one would suppose, are commonly held in heavier gear, for example, in heavy manacles.
The style, grace, attractiveness, and lightness of slave bracelets does not detract from their utility. They are more than adequate to hold a female, and with perfection. Not all slave bracelets are pretty, and such, of course. Some are quite plain, and these might be preferred by some men for their slaves, perhaps for reasons of instruction, or economy, or to avoid an appearance of ostentation, or such. Too, warriors, tarnsmen, slavers, and such, might prefer plainer custodial devices for early captures, transportation, simple holding, and so on. Sometimes no more than a string, nose-ring and thumb cuffs are used. Men, on the other hand, as one would suppose, are commonly held in heavier gear, for example, in heavy manacles. - (Prize of Gor)