Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 16 | 784 | It impressed her as a View more quotes about crowded">crowded, dirty, low market, presumably frequented primarily by the poor, or by those of the lower castes, individuals who must carefully guard even their smallest coins. |
| 16 | 785 | "For example, slave girls," said the girl. |
| 16 | 786 | "Yes, Mistress". |
| 16 | 787 | Ellen looked to the left and right, on the surface of the shelf. |
| 16 | 788 | There were seven girls there, including herself, each, as she, stripped and in a heavy collar, chained by the left ankle to a ring. |
| 16 | 789 | Yes, slave girls, too, were for sale in this market, and she was such a girl. |
| 16 | 790 | She, too, here, was for sale, up for sale in this cheap, miserable market, in this terrible place. |
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It impressed her as a crowded, dirty, low market, presumably frequented primarily by the poor, or by those of the lower castes, individuals who must carefully guard even their smallest coins.
"For example, slave girls," said the girl.
"Yes, Mistress".
Ellen looked to the left and right, on the surface of the shelf.
There were seven girls there, including herself, each, as she, stripped and in a heavy collar, chained by the left ankle to a ring.
Yes, slave girls, too, were for sale in this market, and she was such a girl.
She, too, here, was for sale, up for sale in this cheap, miserable market, in this terrible place.
- (Prize of Gor)