Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
4
665
The chain attached to the ring on the back of my collar, as the link turned, and given my position, lay diagonally over my back, behind my left shoulder, whence it descended, to loop up, to the front ring of the collar behind me.
The chain attached to the ring on the back of my collar, as the link turned, and given my position, lay diagonally over my back, behind my left shoulder, whence it descended, to loop up, to the front ring of the collar behind me.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #665)
Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
4
662
The whip was now partly uncoiled, in his right hand.
4
663
I put my head down.
4
664
The chain attached to the ring on the front of my collar looped forward, and up, to the side of the item before me.
4
665
The chain attached to the ring on the back of my collar, as the link turned, and given my position, lay diagonally over my back, behind my left shoulder, whence it descended, to loop up, to the front ring of the collar behind me.
4
666
We waited.
4
667
I felt the coils of his whip touch my back lightly.
4
668
It seemed an idle movement, prompted perhaps by no impulse more profound than might tempt one, in passing time, to doodle on a sheet of paper with some writing implement, but, of course, any such touch shook me profoundly.
The whip was now partly uncoiled, in his right hand.
I put my head down.
The chain attached to the ring on the front of my collar looped forward, and up, to the side of the item before me.
The chain attached to the ring on the back of my collar, as the link turned, and given my position, lay diagonally over my back, behind my left shoulder, whence it descended, to loop up, to the front ring of the collar behind me.
We waited.
I felt the coils of his whip touch my back lightly.
It seemed an idle movement, prompted perhaps by no impulse more profound than might tempt one, in passing time, to doodle on a sheet of paper with some writing implement, but, of course, any such touch shook me profoundly.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 4)