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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I could see the collar on her neck, under the hood, locked, closely encircling her throat. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #4)
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17 4 I could see the collar on her neck, under the hood, locked, closely encircling her throat.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 1 I Make a Purchase; I Examine my New Property; I Make Use of my New Property "Here," said my agent, "is the slave".
17 2 Hooded, closely and opaquely, briefly tunicked, bound hand and foot, her wrists tied behind her, the girl was thrown to her belly before me.
17 3 Gorean slaves are seldom treated gently.
17 4 I could see the collar on her neck, under the hood, locked, closely encircling her throat.
17 5 I had arranged that she did not know whose collar it was, nor why she had been purchased.
17 6 She lay there before me, in the light of the single, dangling tharlarion-oil lamp, prone, helpless, trembling and disoriented, on the dark, polished, wooden floor of my room in an obscure inn, The Fat Urt, in Sybaris, near the harbor where the Tesephone was inconspicuously at anchor, crowded amongst dozens of similar small ships.
17 7 I noted that she was wise enough not to dare to speak.
I Make a Purchase; I Examine my New Property; I Make Use of my New Property "Here," said my agent, "is the slave". Hooded, closely and opaquely, briefly tunicked, bound hand and foot, her wrists tied behind her, the girl was thrown to her belly before me. Gorean slaves are seldom treated gently. I could see the collar on her neck, under the hood, locked, closely encircling her throat. I had arranged that she did not know whose collar it was, nor why she had been purchased. She lay there before me, in the light of the single, dangling tharlarion-oil lamp, prone, helpless, trembling and disoriented, on the dark, polished, wooden floor of my room in an obscure inn, The Fat Urt, in Sybaris, near the harbor where the Tesephone was inconspicuously at anchor, crowded amongst dozens of similar small ships. I noted that she was wise enough not to dare to speak. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 17)