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

"So what is wrong with you?" had asked Targo when the prospective buyer had left the shelf. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #317)
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17 317 "So what is View more quotes about wrong">wrong with you?" had asked Targo when the prospective buyer had left the shelf.

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

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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.
17 317 "So what is wrong with you?" had asked Targo when the prospective buyer had left the shelf.
17 318 "Nothing, Master," Ellen had assured him.
17 319 "Please do not have me whipped, Master!" she said.
17 320 When Targo left, she smiled to herself.
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. "So what is wrong with you?" had asked Targo when the prospective buyer had left the shelf. "Nothing, Master," Ellen had assured him. "Please do not have me whipped, Master!" she said. When Targo left, she smiled to herself. - (Prize of Gor)