Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 13 | 585 | One of the other View more quotes about girls">girls made a scarcely suppressed angry noise. |
| 13 | 586 | There was a silence, and Ellen gathered that the guard might be looking at Ina. |
| 13 | 587 | It was difficult to tell, as one's head was down. |
| 13 | 588 | Ellen supposed that Ina wanted out of the laundry, and that she did not relish taking Nelsa's place as the favorite, or one of the favorites, of the work-master. |
| 13 | 589 | She was, as we have noted, blond-haired and blue-eyed, and Gart, it seemed, preferred putting such slaves to his pleasures. |
| 13 | 590 | Certainly she could not blame Ina on either score, though she, like several of the other girls, was shocked by Ina's boldness, and her apparent audacity in seizing this opportunity to shamelessly prostrate her slave beauty before the guard. |
| 13 | 591 | On the other hand, there might be much more to it. |
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One of the other girls made a scarcely suppressed angry noise.
There was a silence, and Ellen gathered that the guard might be looking at Ina.
It was difficult to tell, as one's head was down.
Ellen supposed that Ina wanted out of the laundry, and that she did not relish taking Nelsa's place as the favorite, or one of the favorites, of the work-master.
She was, as we have noted, blond-haired and blue-eyed, and Gart, it seemed, preferred putting such slaves to his pleasures.
Certainly she could not blame Ina on either score, though she, like several of the other girls, was shocked by Ina's boldness, and her apparent audacity in seizing this opportunity to shamelessly prostrate her slave beauty before the guard.
On the other hand, there might be much more to it.
- (Prize of Gor)