Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 183 | I saw the graceful View more quotes about metal">metal at her throat, and on her wrists and ankles, the long, light chain dangling from the collar, to which the slave bracelets and ankle rings were attached. |
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Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 180 | On the Tesephone, chained in its first hold, were, with one exception, those women whom I had placed in my slave chain. |
| 22 | 181 | The exception was the woman of Hura, named Rissia, who had remained behind to defend her fallen sisters, whom I had captured at the trail camp of Sarus. |
| 22 | 182 | She stood to one side, fastened in a sirik. |
| 22 | 183 | I saw the graceful metal at her throat, and on her wrists and ankles, the long, light chain dangling from the collar, to which the slave bracelets and ankle rings were attached. |
| 22 | 184 | She was in the care of Ilene, who now wore not slave silk, but a tunic of white wool, like that of Sheera. |
| 22 | 185 | "Stand straight!" cried Ilene, and struck Rissia with a switch. |
| 22 | 186 | Rissia lifted her head, proudly, tears in her eyes. |
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On the Tesephone, chained in its first hold, were, with one exception, those women whom I had placed in my slave chain.
The exception was the woman of Hura, named Rissia, who had remained behind to defend her fallen sisters, whom I had captured at the trail camp of Sarus.
She stood to one side, fastened in a sirik.
I saw the graceful metal at her throat, and on her wrists and ankles, the long, light chain dangling from the collar, to which the slave bracelets and ankle rings were attached.
She was in the care of Ilene, who now wore not slave silk, but a tunic of white wool, like that of Sheera.
"Stand straight!" cried Ilene, and struck Rissia with a switch.
Rissia lifted her head, proudly, tears in her eyes.
- (Hunters of Gor)