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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

Strabo unbraceleted me, dropping the bracelets and their key back in his pouch. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #88)
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21 88 Strabo unbraceleted me, dropping the View more quotes about bracelets">bracelets and their key back in his pouch.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 85 The officer then gestured to one of the sailors, and indicated me with his head.
21 86 The man fetched a set of light ship chains.
21 87 I stood, and felt ankle rings snapped on my ankles, joined by some twelve inches of chain; another chain, attached to this chain, was some three feet in length, and terminated with light manacles.
21 88 Strabo unbraceleted me, dropping the bracelets and their key back in his pouch.
21 89 The sailor then, lifting the vertical chain behind me, fastened me in the light manacles.
21 90 My ankles, then, were chained, and, joined to them by the vertical chain, behind me, were my chained wrists.
21 91 "I wish you well, Slave Girl," said Strabo.
The officer then gestured to one of the sailors, and indicated me with his head. The man fetched a set of light ship chains. I stood, and felt ankle rings snapped on my ankles, joined by some twelve inches of chain; another chain, attached to this chain, was some three feet in length, and terminated with light manacles. Strabo unbraceleted me, dropping the bracelets and their key back in his pouch. The sailor then, lifting the vertical chain behind me, fastened me in the light manacles. My ankles, then, were chained, and, joined to them by the vertical chain, behind me, were my chained wrists. "I wish you well, Slave Girl," said Strabo. - (Slave Girl of Gor)