Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 19 | 514 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen, her mouth stuffed with her own tunic, serving as a gag, moaned in dismay. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 19 | 511 | Ellen did not understand Portus's qualification 'if we pass'. |
| 19 | 512 | What could he have meant by that? It frightened her. |
| 19 | 513 | "Put her in the last basket," said Portus. |
| 19 | 514 | Ellen, her mouth stuffed with her own tunic, serving as a gag, moaned in dismay. |
| 19 | 515 | She was terrified of tarns, and frightened of heights. |
| 19 | 516 | And what if the narrow ropes by which the basket was suspended from the harness should break? She would not have dared to protest, of course, even if she had been permitted speech. |
| 19 | 517 | She did not wish to be beaten. |
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Ellen did not understand Portus's qualification 'if we pass'.
What could he have meant by that? It frightened her.
"Put her in the last basket," said Portus.
Ellen, her mouth stuffed with her own tunic, serving as a gag, moaned in dismay.
She was terrified of tarns, and frightened of heights.
And what if the narrow ropes by which the basket was suspended from the harness should break? She would not have dared to protest, of course, even if she had been permitted speech.
She did not wish to be beaten.
- (Prize of Gor)