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

After we had been fed, the prisoners were returned to the neck rope and allowed to feed themselves. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #120)
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42 120 After we had been fed, the View more quotes about prisoners">prisoners were returned to the neck rope and allowed to feed themselves.

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

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42 117 And then she turned back to me, and said, "I am afraid".
42 118 I touched my collar, without really thinking about it.
42 119 "That is appropriate," I said, adding, "Mistress".
42 120 After we had been fed, the prisoners were returned to the neck rope and allowed to feed themselves.
42 121 I do not think there was all that much left by then, as nothing was saved for the next day.
42 122 The prisoners were then taken to the edge of the camp where they relieved themselves, and then their neck rope was fastened to its tree, and they were put prone to the ground and had their hands tied behind their backs.
42 123 "What is to be done with us?" had asked Darla, shortly after her hands had been fastened behind her, trying to look up, of Genserich, who was nearby, observing the securing of the prisoners.
And then she turned back to me, and said, "I am afraid". I touched my collar, without really thinking about it. "That is appropriate," I said, adding, "Mistress". After we had been fed, the prisoners were returned to the neck rope and allowed to feed themselves. I do not think there was all that much left by then, as nothing was saved for the next day. The prisoners were then taken to the edge of the camp where they relieved themselves, and then their neck rope was fastened to its tree, and they were put prone to the ground and had their hands tied behind their backs. "What is to be done with us?" had asked Darla, shortly after her hands had been fastened behind her, trying to look up, of Genserich, who was nearby, observing the securing of the prisoners. - (Smugglers of Gor)