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

Even the thongs that bound her seemed stiff with cold, and she feared they might cut her like frozen knives. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #350)
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19 350 Even the View more quotes about thongs">thongs that bound her seemed stiff with cold, and she feared they might cut her like frozen knives.

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

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19 347 She was doubtless not there long, but, in the darkness, and in her misery, she lost all sense of time.
19 348 It seemed she had never been so cold as now.
19 349 The metal of the collar absorbed the cold and seemed like a flat ring of ice on her neck.
19 350 Even the thongs that bound her seemed stiff with cold, and she feared they might cut her like frozen knives.
19 351 In what might have been some half of an Ahn, or so, the door to the ice pantry, or ice room, opened and there stood therein, silhouetted in the light behind it, the figure of Selius Arconious.
19 352 "Master!" cried out Ellen, beggingly, piteously.
19 353 "Are you prepared to be a good slave?" he inquired.
She was doubtless not there long, but, in the darkness, and in her misery, she lost all sense of time. It seemed she had never been so cold as now. The metal of the collar absorbed the cold and seemed like a flat ring of ice on her neck. Even the thongs that bound her seemed stiff with cold, and she feared they might cut her like frozen knives. In what might have been some half of an Ahn, or so, the door to the ice pantry, or ice room, opened and there stood therein, silhouetted in the light behind it, the figure of Selius Arconious. "Master!" cried out Ellen, beggingly, piteously. "Are you prepared to be a good slave?" he inquired. - (Prize of Gor)