Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 51 | 274 | It, and that which had bound my ankles, he returned to his pouch. |
| 51 | 275 | Then, from the pouch he produced a leash and collar. |
| 51 | 276 | I would then be leashed and collared in the streets. |
| 51 | 277 | I saw nothing of a tunic or camisk, or ta-teera, or slave strip, and so I understood I was to be marched naked through the streets on a leash, as a low slave or punished slave. |
| 51 | 278 | How amused would be other slaves, to see me so. |
| 51 | 279 | To be sure, I was a barbarian. |
| 51 | 280 | Lastly, as I was now braceleted and leashed, he freed me of the shackle on my left ankle. |
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It, and that which had bound my ankles, he returned to his pouch.
Then, from the pouch he produced a leash and collar.
I would then be leashed and collared in the streets.
I saw nothing of a tunic or camisk, or ta-teera, or slave strip, and so I understood I was to be marched naked through the streets on a leash, as a low slave or punished slave.
How amused would be other slaves, to see me so.
To be sure, I was a barbarian.
Lastly, as I was now braceleted and leashed, he freed me of the shackle on my left ankle.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )