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

I unsnapped it and refastened it about the left wrist of the first girl on the chain, that she might carry it as she had the day before. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #895)
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15 895 I unsnapped it and refastened it about the View more quotes about left">left wrist of the first girl on the chain, that she might carry it as she had the day before.

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

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15 892 "Then gather fruit and nuts for them," said the red-haired girl.
15 893 "Yes, Mistress," said Ilene.
15 894 I went to the tree about which had been fastened the length of chain extending from the first girl's Harl ring, that tethering the girls to the tree.
15 895 I unsnapped it and refastened it about the left wrist of the first girl on the chain, that she might carry it as she had the day before.
15 896 The red-haired girl, then, aided by the other two paga slaves, took the panther women to the nearby stream, that they might drink and get water to mix with their slave meal.
15 897 I cut them pieces of meat.
15 898 The red-haired girl, to my satisfaction, but not asking me, took some of the silk we carried and cut it into strips, wrapping it in and around the ankle rings of her charges, and about the girls' ankles, that their ankles be protected in the march.
"Then gather fruit and nuts for them," said the red-haired girl. "Yes, Mistress," said Ilene. I went to the tree about which had been fastened the length of chain extending from the first girl's Harl ring, that tethering the girls to the tree. I unsnapped it and refastened it about the left wrist of the first girl on the chain, that she might carry it as she had the day before. The red-haired girl, then, aided by the other two paga slaves, took the panther women to the nearby stream, that they might drink and get water to mix with their slave meal. I cut them pieces of meat. The red-haired girl, to my satisfaction, but not asking me, took some of the silk we carried and cut it into strips, wrapping it in and around the ankle rings of her charges, and about the girls' ankles, that their ankles be protected in the march. - (Hunters of Gor)