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

Yet she knew that either of them could easily overcome her lesser, her slight, female's strength. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #496)
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20 496 Yet she View more quotes about knew">knew that either of them could easily overcome her lesser, her slight, female's strength.

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

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20 493 "Should you not be kneeling," asked the first, "as you are before free men?" Quickly Ellen knelt.
20 494 She kept her knees closely together.
20 495 She did not wish to be used by boys.
20 496 Yet she knew that either of them could easily overcome her lesser, her slight, female's strength.
20 497 They would not know that she was not a tower slave.
20 498 But the older of the two lads splashed toward her and, with the back of his hand, lashed out and struck her across the mouth, causing her to half rise, stumble, and then fall back, some feet, to her side, in the deeper water.
20 499 "You are too pretty for that sort of slave," he snarled.
"Should you not be kneeling," asked the first, "as you are before free men?" Quickly Ellen knelt. She kept her knees closely together. She did not wish to be used by boys. Yet she knew that either of them could easily overcome her lesser, her slight, female's strength. They would not know that she was not a tower slave. But the older of the two lads splashed toward her and, with the back of his hand, lashed out and struck her across the mouth, causing her to half rise, stumble, and then fall back, some feet, to her side, in the deeper water. "You are too pretty for that sort of slave," he snarled. - (Prize of Gor)