Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 789 | "And she is goods of Cos, all View more quotes about right">right," said the first sentry. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 786 | In the light of the lantern the straw had been parted and the sack undone, and thrust down, at first just enough to view the tag on Ellen's collar, but then, as the interest of the sentries was apparently aroused, to her waist. |
| 20 | 787 | "Pretty," said the first sentry. |
| 20 | 788 | "Yes," said the second. |
| 20 | 789 | "And she is goods of Cos, all right," said the first sentry. |
| 20 | 790 | "How do you know?" asked the second. |
| 20 | 791 | Ellen speculated that they might be considering taking her from the boys. |
| 20 | 792 | She did not doubt but what that could be done. |
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In the light of the lantern the straw had been parted and the sack undone, and thrust down, at first just enough to view the tag on Ellen's collar, but then, as the interest of the sentries was apparently aroused, to her waist.
"Pretty," said the first sentry.
"Yes," said the second.
"And she is goods of Cos, all right," said the first sentry.
"How do you know?" asked the second.
Ellen speculated that they might be considering taking her from the boys.
She did not doubt but what that could be done.
- (Prize of Gor)