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

She herself, when her chores were done, gathering grass for bedding, spreading blankets, preparing food and serving it to the men, and such, was chained by an ankle to a tree. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #187)
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20 187 She View more quotes about herself">herself, when her chores were done, gathering grass for bedding, spreading blankets, preparing food and serving it to the men, and such, was chained by an ankle to a tree.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
20 184 She was then set about small tasks in the camp.
20 185 She was forbidden to leave the ka-la-na thicket.
20 186 During the day the men, concealed among the trees, took turns watching the skies.
20 187 She herself, when her chores were done, gathering grass for bedding, spreading blankets, preparing food and serving it to the men, and such, was chained by an ankle to a tree.
20 188 Portus, within the thicket, with a crossbow, stalked and slew a small tabuk.
20 189 Its meat was fed to the tarns.
20 190 Ellen, awakening in the afternoon, about the twelfth Ahn, noted that Tersius Major was not in his place.
She was then set about small tasks in the camp. She was forbidden to leave the ka-la-na thicket. During the day the men, concealed among the trees, took turns watching the skies. She herself, when her chores were done, gathering grass for bedding, spreading blankets, preparing food and serving it to the men, and such, was chained by an ankle to a tree. Portus, within the thicket, with a crossbow, stalked and slew a small tabuk. Its meat was fed to the tarns. Ellen, awakening in the afternoon, about the twelfth Ahn, noted that Tersius Major was not in his place. - (Prize of Gor)