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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

He then took the key, which could open the bracelets, and dropped it in his pouch. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #235)
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3 235 He then View more quotes about took">took the key, which could open the bracelets, and dropped it in his pouch.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 232 The proprietor hurried over, in his apron, and handed Rim a key.
3 233 It was number six.
3 234 Rim, taking the key in his mouth, put the girl down rudely on her knees, her back to the low wall, took her hands back and over her head and snapped them into slave bracelets, dangling on a chain, passing through a heavy ring set in the wall.
3 235 He then took the key, which could open the bracelets, and dropped it in his pouch.
3 236 She looked up at him, in fury.
3 237 It is a way of reserving, for a time, a girl for yourself.
3 238 "I shall return shortly," he said.
The proprietor hurried over, in his apron, and handed Rim a key. It was number six. Rim, taking the key in his mouth, put the girl down rudely on her knees, her back to the low wall, took her hands back and over her head and snapped them into slave bracelets, dangling on a chain, passing through a heavy ring set in the wall. He then took the key, which could open the bracelets, and dropped it in his pouch. She looked up at him, in fury. It is a way of reserving, for a time, a girl for yourself. "I shall return shortly," he said. - (Hunters of Gor)