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

The apparatus had been discarded, dropped to the stones of the floor of the Chamber of Preparation, with a clatter. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #41)
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14 41 The apparatus had been discarded, View more quotes about dropped">dropped to the stones of the floor of the Chamber of Preparation, with a clatter.

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

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14 38 She inched a little further from the guard.
14 39 It was he who, in the Chamber of Preparation, had removed her long gown, and had then removed the iron belt.
14 40 She wondered if it had been necessary for him to feel her waist, and her hips, and thighs, as he had, when he had done so.
14 41 The apparatus had been discarded, dropped to the stones of the floor of the Chamber of Preparation, with a clatter.
14 42 She had then, after a moment, after having been examined by him, as a Gorean master considers a slave girl, been drawn by the hair across the room and plunged bodily into a tub.
14 43 "Bracelets," said the first instructrix.
14 44 Ellen turned her back to the first instructrix, and lifted her wrists a little, so that her bracelets might be checked.
She inched a little further from the guard. It was he who, in the Chamber of Preparation, had removed her long gown, and had then removed the iron belt. She wondered if it had been necessary for him to feel her waist, and her hips, and thighs, as he had, when he had done so. The apparatus had been discarded, dropped to the stones of the floor of the Chamber of Preparation, with a clatter. She had then, after a moment, after having been examined by him, as a Gorean master considers a slave girl, been drawn by the hair across the room and plunged bodily into a tub. "Bracelets," said the first instructrix. Ellen turned her back to the first instructrix, and lifted her wrists a little, so that her bracelets might be checked. - (Prize of Gor)