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

"I must hurry to my master!" said Corinne, and she, hastily, with two hands, gathered together her laundry, much of it not yet done, and thrust it into her basket. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #846)
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18 846 "I View more quotes about must">must hurry to my master!" said Corinne, and she, hastily, with two hands, gathered together her laundry, much of it not yet done, and thrust it into her basket.

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

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18 843 "Who?" asked Ellen.
18 844 "He! It is he!" cried Corinne, softly.
18 845 "Who?" asked Ellen.
18 846 "I must hurry to my master!" said Corinne, and she, hastily, with two hands, gathered together her laundry, much of it not yet done, and thrust it into her basket.
18 847 In a moment, to Ellen's puzzlement, Corinne, clutching her basket, had rushed away.
18 848 Ellen looked again to the street but the line of men, bearing suls, had disappeared.
18 849 Ellen then returned to her work.
"Who?" asked Ellen. "He! It is he!" cried Corinne, softly. "Who?" asked Ellen. "I must hurry to my master!" said Corinne, and she, hastily, with two hands, gathered together her laundry, much of it not yet done, and thrust it into her basket. In a moment, to Ellen's puzzlement, Corinne, clutching her basket, had rushed away. Ellen looked again to the street but the line of men, bearing suls, had disappeared. Ellen then returned to her work. - (Prize of Gor)