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| 12 | 583 | Some of the red-View more quotes about silk">silk girls, finding themselves helpless in some of these binding arrangements, had soon begun to squirm, and lift their bodies plaintively, in supplication, begging use from the guards. |
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| 12 | 580 | Frigidity seldom survives more than a few hours on a chain. |
| 12 | 581 | In training I, and the others, among many other things, had been accustomed to being secured, fastened, bound, in a variety of fashions. |
| 12 | 582 | Some of these ties, doubtless by intent, are provocatively erotic. |
| 12 | 583 | Some of the red-silk girls, finding themselves helpless in some of these binding arrangements, had soon begun to squirm, and lift their bodies plaintively, in supplication, begging use from the guards. |
| 12 | 584 | Even I, who was white silk, was rendered profoundly uneasy by more than one of these ties. |
| 12 | 585 | I felt, in more than one such tie, that if a guard had so much as touched me, perhaps as the small man had done, back in New York City, I might have exploded. |
| 12 | 586 | When I was sure no one was looking, and I lay bound in the rings, together, in a row, with some others, I, too, lifted my body, pleadingly. |