Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 17 | 894 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen moved her wrists a little in the shackles that held them over her head. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 891 | Ellen thought that a groom might have slapped a horse in such a fashion, though on the side or back. |
| 17 | 892 | And then she supposed that the analogy was not as farfetched as one might have supposed. |
| 17 | 893 | Barzak had then gone on to Cichek. |
| 17 | 894 | Ellen moved her wrists a little in the shackles that held them over her head. |
| 17 | 895 | Her arms and legs were sore. |
| 17 | 896 | She looked out on the market. |
| 17 | 897 | Emris was sold toward noon. |
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Ellen thought that a groom might have slapped a horse in such a fashion, though on the side or back.
And then she supposed that the analogy was not as farfetched as one might have supposed.
Barzak had then gone on to Cichek.
Ellen moved her wrists a little in the shackles that held them over her head.
Her arms and legs were sore.
She looked out on the market.
Emris was sold toward noon.
- (Prize of Gor)