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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

In addition to their ankles remaining shackled, and their neck-cofifle being fastened to a tree, their wrists were bound behind their backs. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #26)
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42 26 In addition to their View more quotes about ankles">ankles remaining shackled, and their neck-cofifle being fastened to a tree, their wrists were bound behind their backs.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 23 I did not know.
42 24 Fires were tended through the night.
42 25 The prisoners' night, I might mention, was less pleasant than ours.
42 26 In addition to their ankles remaining shackled, and their neck-cofifle being fastened to a tree, their wrists were bound behind their backs.
42 27 Tula had prepared the supper yesterday evening.
42 28 I had gathered that free women, at least of the upper castes, were commonly useless in the domiciles.
42 29 It is not a matter of accident, I gathered, that slaves, in their training, are often taught something of cooking, marketing, sewing, the care of leather and silver, dusting, scrubbing, laundering, and such things.
I did not know. Fires were tended through the night. The prisoners' night, I might mention, was less pleasant than ours. In addition to their ankles remaining shackled, and their neck-cofifle being fastened to a tree, their wrists were bound behind their backs. Tula had prepared the supper yesterday evening. I had gathered that free women, at least of the upper castes, were commonly useless in the domiciles. It is not a matter of accident, I gathered, that slaves, in their training, are often taught something of cooking, marketing, sewing, the care of leather and silver, dusting, scrubbing, laundering, and such things. - (Smugglers of Gor)