Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 168 | "To be View more quotes about returned">returned to her master?" "Of course," said Desmond. |
| 26 | 169 | After the abandoning of the wagons, several days ago, after the tharlarion had been driven away, we could no longer be shackled to a central bar. |
| 26 | 170 | Accordingly the masters had made use of small trees as slave posts, about which we would be ankle-shackled. |
| 26 | 171 | If no such "post" were available, we were shackled to one another, Jane's left ankle to my right ankle, and my left ankle to Eve's right ankle. |
| 26 | 172 | With the addition of Mina to the "chain," things were the same, except that Eve's left ankle, formerly free, was now was fastened to Mina's right ankle. |
| 26 | 173 | In this fashion we were all shackled together. |
| 26 | 174 | I do not think that any of us, saving Mina, were interested in trying to escape, for by now we were well aware we were slaves. |
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"To be returned to her master?" "Of course," said Desmond.
After the abandoning of the wagons, several days ago, after the tharlarion had been driven away, we could no longer be shackled to a central bar.
Accordingly the masters had made use of small trees as slave posts, about which we would be ankle-shackled.
If no such "post" were available, we were shackled to one another, Jane's left ankle to my right ankle, and my left ankle to Eve's right ankle.
With the addition of Mina to the "chain," things were the same, except that Eve's left ankle, formerly free, was now was fastened to Mina's right ankle.
In this fashion we were all shackled together.
I do not think that any of us, saving Mina, were interested in trying to escape, for by now we were well aware we were slaves.
- (Conspirators of Gor)