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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Bitted and back-braceleted, and slave, would one not prove delicious sport for the disorderly and unruly? Happily no free women passed the ring. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #11)
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29 11 Bitted and back-View more quotes about braceleted">braceleted, and slave, would one not prove delicious sport for the disorderly and unruly? Happily no free women passed the ring.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 8 It was not unusual, of course, to see a slave chained at a public ring.
29 9 That is what such rings are for.
29 10 I was grateful I had not been secured closer to the piers.
29 11 Bitted and back-braceleted, and slave, would one not prove delicious sport for the disorderly and unruly? Happily no free women passed the ring.
29 12 A slave, I lived in terror of free women.
29 13 It would be difficult to make clear to those unfamiliar with the culture the animosity with which the slave is viewed by the free woman.
29 14 Occasionally they will gratuitously, and fiercely, beat an unattended slave fastened at a public ring.
It was not unusual, of course, to see a slave chained at a public ring. That is what such rings are for. I was grateful I had not been secured closer to the piers. Bitted and back-braceleted, and slave, would one not prove delicious sport for the disorderly and unruly? Happily no free women passed the ring. A slave, I lived in terror of free women. It would be difficult to make clear to those unfamiliar with the culture the animosity with which the slave is viewed by the free woman. Occasionally they will gratuitously, and fiercely, beat an unattended slave fastened at a public ring. - (Plunder of Gor)