Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 629 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen, under the tarpaulin, remained absolutely silent. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 626 | We will both return to the village. |
| 20 | 627 | Toward dusk we will take a wagon, pick her up, and take her to the camp. |
| 20 | 628 | We can be back before morning, and no one will know, and we will have coins". |
| 20 | 629 | Ellen, under the tarpaulin, remained absolutely silent. |
| 20 | 630 | And things had proceeded, in large part, as the young man had speculated. |
| 20 | 631 | Once, out on the lake, they had apparently been hailed by another boat, doubtless from their village, which must be close. |
| 20 | 632 | "Did you make a good catch?" called a voice, that of a man, from across the water. |
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We will both return to the village.
Toward dusk we will take a wagon, pick her up, and take her to the camp.
We can be back before morning, and no one will know, and we will have coins".
Ellen, under the tarpaulin, remained absolutely silent.
And things had proceeded, in large part, as the young man had speculated.
Once, out on the lake, they had apparently been hailed by another boat, doubtless from their village, which must be close.
"Did you make a good catch?" called a voice, that of a man, from across the water.
- (Prize of Gor)