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| 20 | 691 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen wondered if she would be in a peasant village. |
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| 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. |
| 20 | 690 | Doubtless she was now in a collar, now, too, no more than a branded chattel. |
| 20 | 691 | Ellen wondered if she would be in a peasant village. |
| 20 | 692 | She did not think so. |
| 20 | 693 | She thought, rather, that she would be surely kept, at least for a time, by "Jeffrey," he whom she had also served at that supper. |
| 20 | 694 | She could imagine her at his feet, at the foot of his couch on the love furs, attached to the slave ring there, naked, cringing, not knowing if she was to be whipped or caressed, as a slave, taking the whip cast before her in her small hands and, looking up, trying to read the mood of her master, fearfully, tenderly, hopefully licking and kissing it. |