Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 534 | But then Ellen did not View more quotes about know">know. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 531 | This was not to take account of the fate of the Lady Temesne, for her abductor had been a spurned suitor from Brundisium. |
| 13 | 532 | The Lady Temesne, who had regarded herself as too fine to accept his suit, might this very night be at his feet, begging to please. |
| 13 | 533 | But she might be sold in favor of Laura. |
| 13 | 534 | But then Ellen did not know. |
| 13 | 535 | The Lady Temesne did have pretty legs. |
| 13 | 536 | It might be noted that the guard had paid little explicit attention to the slaves involved in these transactions, though he had kept track, noting that five slaves had been taken from Treve recently. |
| 13 | 537 | One does, in that sense, one supposes, count or "keep score," as one might do with kaiila or tharlarion. |
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This was not to take account of the fate of the Lady Temesne, for her abductor had been a spurned suitor from Brundisium.
The Lady Temesne, who had regarded herself as too fine to accept his suit, might this very night be at his feet, begging to please.
But she might be sold in favor of Laura.
But then Ellen did not know.
The Lady Temesne did have pretty legs.
It might be noted that the guard had paid little explicit attention to the slaves involved in these transactions, though he had kept track, noting that five slaves had been taken from Treve recently.
One does, in that sense, one supposes, count or "keep score," as one might do with kaiila or tharlarion.
- (Prize of Gor)