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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

I took the collar in both hands, turned it, examined the lock, and then, a bit roughly, turned it back into place, so that the lock was at the back of the neck. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #823)
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21 823 I View more quotes about took">took the collar in both hands, turned it, examined the lock, and then, a bit roughly, turned it back into place, so that the lock was at the back of the neck.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 820 "Aii!" cried Alcinoë, softly.
21 821 "Position," I said to the slave, soothingly, and she put her hands down on her thighs, looking straight ahead.
21 822 "Collared!" said Alcinoë.
21 823 I took the collar in both hands, turned it, examined the lock, and then, a bit roughly, turned it back into place, so that the lock was at the back of the neck.
21 824 "Yes," I said, "and perfectly".
21 825 It was a common ship's collar.
21 826 I then rose up, bade the slaves be as they would, and, followed by Alcinoë, left the special area, and, in a moment, the larger area, as well.
"Aii!" cried Alcinoë, softly. "Position," I said to the slave, soothingly, and she put her hands down on her thighs, looking straight ahead. "Collared!" said Alcinoë. I took the collar in both hands, turned it, examined the lock, and then, a bit roughly, turned it back into place, so that the lock was at the back of the neck. "Yes," I said, "and perfectly". It was a common ship's collar. I then rose up, bade the slaves be as they would, and, followed by Alcinoë, left the special area, and, in a moment, the larger area, as well. - (Mariners of Gor)