Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Quote
20
127
The collar is regarded not simply as a designation of slavery and a means for identifying the girl's owner and his city but as an ornament as well.
The collar is regarded not simply as a designation of slavery and a means for identifying the girl's owner and his city but as an ornament as well.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #127)
Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
20
124
"You don't understand," she whimpered, "I am an offering to the Priest-Kings from the Initiates of Ar".
20
125
The attendant on the disk then bent down and picked up the slender, graceful metal collar.
20
126
These collars are normally measured individually to the girl, as is most slave steel.
20
127
The collar is regarded not simply as a designation of slavery and a means for identifying the girl's owner and his city but as an ornament as well.
20
128
Accordingly the Gorean master is often extremely concerned that the fit of the graceful band will be neither too tight nor too loose.
20
129
The collar is normally worn snugly, indeed so much so that if the snap of a slave leash is used the girl will normally suffer some discomfort.
20
130
The girl continued to shake her head.
"You don't understand," she whimpered, "I am an offering to the Priest-Kings from the Initiates of Ar".
The attendant on the disk then bent down and picked up the slender, graceful metal collar.
These collars are normally measured individually to the girl, as is most slave steel.
The collar is regarded not simply as a designation of slavery and a means for identifying the girl's owner and his city but as an ornament as well.
Accordingly the Gorean master is often extremely concerned that the fit of the graceful band will be neither too tight nor too loose.
The collar is normally worn snugly, indeed so much so that if the snap of a slave leash is used the girl will normally suffer some discomfort.
The girl continued to shake her head.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 20)