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

She held out one hand to Selius Arconious piteously, sliding away from him. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #573)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 573 She View more quotes about held">held out one hand to Selius Arconious piteously, sliding away from him.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 570 All kept their birds low, moving swiftly and silently through the forest of cylinders, toward the walls, none visible against the three moons.
19 571 As Ellen's basket began to move suddenly, she was almost flung from her feet.
19 572 It then began to slide from the loft, out onto the platform.
19 573 She held out one hand to Selius Arconious piteously, sliding away from him.
19 574 She could see where he was standing in the great portal of the loft, at one side of the portal, his figure dimly outlined by the light of the tiny lamp behind him, that lamp far back, in its bracket, in the loft.
19 575 She could read no sign of emotion in that calm, large, still figure.
19 576 Then the basket, so suddenly it seemed, dropped away from the platform.
All kept their birds low, moving swiftly and silently through the forest of cylinders, toward the walls, none visible against the three moons. As Ellen's basket began to move suddenly, she was almost flung from her feet. It then began to slide from the loft, out onto the platform. She held out one hand to Selius Arconious piteously, sliding away from him. She could see where he was standing in the great portal of the loft, at one side of the portal, his figure dimly outlined by the light of the tiny lamp behind him, that lamp far back, in its bracket, in the loft. She could read no sign of emotion in that calm, large, still figure. Then the basket, so suddenly it seemed, dropped away from the platform. - (Prize of Gor)