Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 26 | 151 | I gather he tied them well, for the awe with which she regarded him. |
| 26 | 152 | Had she never been bound by such a man, as the slave she was? "Allison, Jane, Eve," said Desmond. |
| 26 | 153 | "Bring her food, and water, and a blanket". |
| 26 | 154 | The binding of a female slave's ankles is normally quite sufficient in the way of slave security, if the slave is under surveillance. |
| 26 | 155 | She cannot rise and run, and it would take time to undo the tie, within which time her efforts would be clear to any about. |
| 26 | 156 | And should the slave so abuse the privilege of having her hands free, she may be bound instead in total slave helplessness. |
| 26 | 157 | She may then on her belly feed from a pan as best she can, be fed by hand, or, more likely, not be fed. |
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I gather he tied them well, for the awe with which she regarded him.
Had she never been bound by such a man, as the slave she was? "Allison, Jane, Eve," said Desmond.
"Bring her food, and water, and a blanket".
The binding of a female slave's ankles is normally quite sufficient in the way of slave security, if the slave is under surveillance.
She cannot rise and run, and it would take time to undo the tie, within which time her efforts would be clear to any about.
And should the slave so abuse the privilege of having her hands free, she may be bound instead in total slave helplessness.
She may then on her belly feed from a pan as best she can, be fed by hand, or, more likely, not be fed.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )