Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 686 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen, in her slave's vanity, wondered if that could be true, not that there might not be slaves in the village, available to the lads, but that they might be prettier than she. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 683 | Ellen lifted herself again, in her bonds, and whimpered. |
| 20 | 684 | "Do you think we wish to risk the village?" asked the older lad. |
| 20 | 685 | "There are village slaves, many prettier than you, whom we can use". |
| 20 | 686 | Ellen, in her slave's vanity, wondered if that could be true, not that there might not be slaves in the village, available to the lads, but that they might be prettier than she. |
| 20 | 687 | Perhaps, she thought. |
| 20 | 688 | She wondered if any of her sisters of Earth, brought as she to Gor to serve masters, served in villages, as lovely domestic beasts of peasants. |
| 20 | 689 | She thought of the aristocratic, clever, beautiful, formerly rich woman "Evelyn," whom she had served at the supper of Mirus. |
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Ellen lifted herself again, in her bonds, and whimpered.
"Do you think we wish to risk the village?" asked the older lad.
"There are village slaves, many prettier than you, whom we can use".
Ellen, in her slave's vanity, wondered if that could be true, not that there might not be slaves in the village, available to the lads, but that they might be prettier than she.
Perhaps, she thought.
She wondered if any of her sisters of Earth, brought as she to Gor to serve masters, served in villages, as lovely domestic beasts of peasants.
She thought of the aristocratic, clever, beautiful, formerly rich woman "Evelyn," whom she had served at the supper of Mirus.
- (Prize of Gor)