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

Ellen, lifting the basket of meat, smiled at the discomfort of young Selius. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #65)
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18 65 View more quotes about ellen">Ellen, lifting the basket of meat, smiled at the discomfort of young Selius.

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

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18 62 "Are there not harnesses to repair?" "To be sure, Portus," grinned Selius.
18 63 "You do not earn your copper tarsks by amusing yourself with slave girls!" Selius grinned.
18 64 "See if she is sent to your blankets soon," said Portus.
18 65 Ellen, lifting the basket of meat, smiled at the discomfort of young Selius.
18 66 Surely he, a mere assistant, should be more circumspect with his employer's properties.
18 67 In the last weeks she had become muchly aware of her increasing charms, though they were, of course, collared and owned.
18 68 She was not insensitive to the tumult, the distress, that a smile, a glance over the shoulder, the movement of a well-turned ankle, might produce in a young man, particularly in one who did not own her.
"Are there not harnesses to repair?" "To be sure, Portus," grinned Selius. "You do not earn your copper tarsks by amusing yourself with slave girls!" Selius grinned. "See if she is sent to your blankets soon," said Portus. Ellen, lifting the basket of meat, smiled at the discomfort of young Selius. Surely he, a mere assistant, should be more circumspect with his employer's properties. In the last weeks she had become muchly aware of her increasing charms, though they were, of course, collared and owned. She was not insensitive to the tumult, the distress, that a smile, a glance over the shoulder, the movement of a well-turned ankle, might produce in a young man, particularly in one who did not own her. - (Prize of Gor)