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

Here and there, mostly fixed to rings, were collars, chains, and shackles. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #65)
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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30 62 I was now before him, kneeling, unclothed, slave naked, namely, naked as a slave is naked, naked, but collared.
30 63 I could see the leather curtain behind him, buckled shut.
30 64 I looked about, uneasily.
30 65 Here and there, mostly fixed to rings, were collars, chains, and shackles.
30 66 To one side, at hand, I saw strips of cloth, by means of which one might be bound, or from which might be fashioned gags and blindfolds.
30 67 I saw, too, on their pegs, a long, supple switch and a whip, a slave whip, with its five broad blades.
30 68 The only light was from the small tharlarion-oil lamp.
I was now before him, kneeling, unclothed, slave naked, namely, naked as a slave is naked, naked, but collared. I could see the leather curtain behind him, buckled shut. I looked about, uneasily. Here and there, mostly fixed to rings, were collars, chains, and shackles. To one side, at hand, I saw strips of cloth, by means of which one might be bound, or from which might be fashioned gags and blindfolds. I saw, too, on their pegs, a long, supple switch and a whip, a slave whip, with its five broad blades. The only light was from the small tharlarion-oil lamp. - (Plunder of Gor)