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

Now she was being led from the market, and through the crowded streets of lower Ar, a naked slave girl, hooded, wrists bound behind her, on a leash. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #1058)
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17 1058 Now she was being led from the View more quotes about market">market, and through the crowded streets of lower Ar, a naked slave girl, hooded, wrists bound behind her, on a leash.

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

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17 1055 Then Ellen cried out in pain, as she was struck, three times, across the back of the thighs, doubtless with Barzak's switch.
17 1056 "Forgive me, Masters!" she sobbed.
17 1057 Then, suddenly, Ellen felt a tug, a firm, no-nonsense tug, on the leash, and she stumbled forward in the direction of the taut strap.
17 1058 Now she was being led from the market, and through the crowded streets of lower Ar, a naked slave girl, hooded, wrists bound behind her, on a leash.
17 1059 Twice was she cuffed, and once kicked, when she inadvertently brushed against someone in the streets.
17 1060 Twice she fell, and, again struck and kicked, bleating pleas for forgiveness, hurriedly struggled to regain her feet.
17 1061 Distant now were her seminars in gender studies.
Then Ellen cried out in pain, as she was struck, three times, across the back of the thighs, doubtless with Barzak's switch. "Forgive me, Masters!" she sobbed. Then, suddenly, Ellen felt a tug, a firm, no-nonsense tug, on the leash, and she stumbled forward in the direction of the taut strap. Now she was being led from the market, and through the crowded streets of lower Ar, a naked slave girl, hooded, wrists bound behind her, on a leash. Twice was she cuffed, and once kicked, when she inadvertently brushed against someone in the streets. Twice she fell, and, again struck and kicked, bleating pleas for forgiveness, hurriedly struggled to regain her feet. Distant now were her seminars in gender studies. - (Prize of Gor)