Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 473 | "You are not much older than we," said one of the lads. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 470 | "Let us not View more quotes about take">take her back to the village," said the first. |
| 20 | 471 | "Let us keep her for ourselves". |
| 20 | 472 | "Surely I am too old for you, youthful Masters," said Ellen, quickly. |
| 20 | 473 | "You are not much older than we," said one of the lads. |
| 20 | 474 | Ellen supposed that that was true, but two or three years, in a female, made quite a difference. |
| 20 | 475 | These were young males, little more than youngsters, who could scarcely grow beards, whereas she, perhaps no more than two or three years older, as she now was, was prime block material. |
| 20 | 476 | "It would be hard to keep her just for ourselves, as our secret," said the first lad. |
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"Let us not take her back to the village," said the first.
"Let us keep her for ourselves".
"Surely I am too old for you, youthful Masters," said Ellen, quickly.
"You are not much older than we," said one of the lads.
Ellen supposed that that was true, but two or three years, in a female, made quite a difference.
These were young males, little more than youngsters, who could scarcely grow beards, whereas she, perhaps no more than two or three years older, as she now was, was prime block material.
"It would be hard to keep her just for ourselves, as our secret," said the first lad.
- (Prize of Gor)