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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She could see, in the distance, what appeared to be a flock of birds. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #246)
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13 246 She could see, in the View more quotes about distance">distance, what appeared to be a flock of birds.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 243 Another girl joined her, trying to lift the ring.
13 244 "There are prize slaves below, and riches," said Laura.
13 245 "They do not want to risk them! Stay down, everyone! Stay down!" Ellen, standing among the flapping clothes, amongst the lines, between racks, shaded her eyes, straining to see into the distance.
13 246 She could see, in the distance, what appeared to be a flock of birds.
13 247 It seemed, again, that the perspective was oddly awry.
13 248 They should be no more than a hundred yards or so away, and yet, at the same time, it seemed they were scarcely within the distant walls.
13 249 Other birds seemed to rise from her side of the wall, lifting momentarily against the darkness of the wall and then suddenly appearing in the sky, hastening specks, the hills and fields beyond.
Another girl joined her, trying to lift the ring. "There are prize slaves below, and riches," said Laura. "They do not want to risk them! Stay down, everyone! Stay down!" Ellen, standing among the flapping clothes, amongst the lines, between racks, shaded her eyes, straining to see into the distance. She could see, in the distance, what appeared to be a flock of birds. It seemed, again, that the perspective was oddly awry. They should be no more than a hundred yards or so away, and yet, at the same time, it seemed they were scarcely within the distant walls. Other birds seemed to rise from her side of the wall, lifting momentarily against the darkness of the wall and then suddenly appearing in the sky, hastening specks, the hills and fields beyond. - (Prize of Gor)