• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"added "

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

Too, on the second day, no new jewels were added to the slaver's necklace, as had been Jill that morning. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #313)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
17 313 Too, on the View more quotes about second">second day, no new jewels were added to the slaver's necklace, as had been Jill that morning.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
17 310 "No, no, no," she wept.
17 311 Several times, later in the afternoon, men came to the surface of the shelf to inspect one or another of the items of merchandise there displayed.
17 312 Zara was sold, but only Zara on that second day.
17 313 Too, on the second day, no new jewels were added to the slaver's necklace, as had been Jill that morning.
17 314 Twice men had inspected and, at Targo's invitation, handled Ellen.
17 315 She, in keeping with her lingering Earth values, and fearing to become merely another slave girl on the world of Gor, had attempted to remain as cold and inert as possible, trying to distract herself with irrelevant thoughts, trying not to feel, trying not to respond.
17 316 She managed well enough with the first fellow.
"No, no, no," she wept. Several times, later in the afternoon, men came to the surface of the shelf to inspect one or another of the items of merchandise there displayed. Zara was sold, but only Zara on that second day. Too, on the second day, no new jewels were added to the slaver's necklace, as had been Jill that morning. Twice men had inspected and, at Targo's invitation, handled Ellen. She, in keeping with her lingering Earth values, and fearing to become merely another slave girl on the world of Gor, had attempted to remain as cold and inert as possible, trying to distract herself with irrelevant thoughts, trying not to feel, trying not to respond. She managed well enough with the first fellow. - (Prize of Gor)