Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 804 | A bit View more quotes about later">later Ellen felt herself lifted from the wagon and the straw, and placed on the ground, on her stomach. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 801 | "We want coins for her," said the older of the two lads, boldly. |
| 20 | 802 | "See the slave marshal," said the sentry. |
| 20 | 803 | The sack was then again drawn up, over Ellen's head, and tied shut. |
| 20 | 804 | A bit later Ellen felt herself lifted from the wagon and the straw, and placed on the ground, on her stomach. |
| 20 | 805 | Through the burlap, lifting her head with difficulty, she could see the light of two torches, apparently one elevated on each side of the entrance to a large tent. |
| 20 | 806 | She was rather close to the torch stand on the right, as one would face the tent. |
| 20 | 807 | Thus the sack lay in the full light of that torch. |
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"We want coins for her," said the older of the two lads, boldly.
"See the slave marshal," said the sentry.
The sack was then again drawn up, over Ellen's head, and tied shut.
A bit later Ellen felt herself lifted from the wagon and the straw, and placed on the ground, on her stomach.
Through the burlap, lifting her head with difficulty, she could see the light of two torches, apparently one elevated on each side of the entrance to a large tent.
She was rather close to the torch stand on the right, as one would face the tent.
Thus the sack lay in the full light of that torch.
- (Prize of Gor)