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

She turned, as she could, lifting her head, rising a bit on the palms of her hands, to view her master, her body still pinned in place by Selius, who was kneeling across the back of her legs. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #508)
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19 508 She View more quotes about turned">turned, as she could, lifting her head, rising a bit on the palms of her hands, to view her master, her body still pinned in place by Selius, who was kneeling across the back of her legs.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 505 Then she turned her head to the right, the left side of her face then on the boards.
19 506 She could feel straw beneath the side of her face.
19 507 "Ellen!" called Portus.
19 508 She turned, as she could, lifting her head, rising a bit on the palms of her hands, to view her master, her body still pinned in place by Selius, who was kneeling across the back of her legs.
19 509 "Though your hands are free," said Portus to Ellen, "you will retain your gag until we have passed, if we pass, over the walls of the city".
19 510 Ellen nodded, tears in her eyes.
19 511 Ellen did not understand Portus's qualification 'if we pass'.
Then she turned her head to the right, the left side of her face then on the boards. She could feel straw beneath the side of her face. "Ellen!" called Portus. She turned, as she could, lifting her head, rising a bit on the palms of her hands, to view her master, her body still pinned in place by Selius, who was kneeling across the back of her legs. "Though your hands are free," said Portus to Ellen, "you will retain your gag until we have passed, if we pass, over the walls of the city". Ellen nodded, tears in her eyes. Ellen did not understand Portus's qualification 'if we pass'. - (Prize of Gor)