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

There is a technique which might be mentioned, for those interested in such matters, by which a back-braceleted slave girl can wrap herself in a blanket if she is permitted to lie down. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #1065)
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26 1065 There is a technique which View more quotes about might">might be mentioned, for those interested in such matters, by which a back-braceleted slave girl can wrap herself in a blanket if she is permitted to lie down.

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

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26 1062 He has given me a blanket.
26 1063 I must keep clearly in mind that I hate him! Then she put her head down and tried not to move, not wishing to lose the blanket.
26 1064 She could not hold it, or adjust it, with her hands, as they were still braceleted behind her.
26 1065 There is a technique which might be mentioned, for those interested in such matters, by which a back-braceleted slave girl can wrap herself in a blanket if she is permitted to lie down.
26 1066 One spreads the blanket out and grasps it at the bottom between one's feet, in the center with one's braceleted hands, and toward the top with one's teeth, or between the chin and neck, and then rolls oneself in the blanket.
26 1067 This is not taught to us but is something one learns to do quickly enough if one is cold, in a camp, say, or at the foot of the master's couch.
26 1068 Ellen tried to reach the blanket with her teeth, but could not do so without breaking position.
He has given me a blanket. I must keep clearly in mind that I hate him! Then she put her head down and tried not to move, not wishing to lose the blanket. She could not hold it, or adjust it, with her hands, as they were still braceleted behind her. There is a technique which might be mentioned, for those interested in such matters, by which a back-braceleted slave girl can wrap herself in a blanket if she is permitted to lie down. One spreads the blanket out and grasps it at the bottom between one's feet, in the center with one's braceleted hands, and toward the top with one's teeth, or between the chin and neck, and then rolls oneself in the blanket. This is not taught to us but is something one learns to do quickly enough if one is cold, in a camp, say, or at the foot of the master's couch. Ellen tried to reach the blanket with her teeth, but could not do so without breaking position. - (Prize of Gor)