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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

In several of them, sporting delightedly, some in the water, some splashing about, some assiduously washing, some attending to their hair, were groups of slave girls, ten in each group. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #104)
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21 104 In View more quotes about several">several of them, sporting delightedly, some in the water, some splashing about, some assiduously washing, some attending to their hair, were groups of slave girls, ten in each group.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 101 And within the Ahn this possibility became even more obvious, and vivid.
21 102 What startled Ellen was the large number of these pools.
21 103 Surely there were at least thirty or forty of them, some on one side of the stream, some on the other.
21 104 In several of them, sporting delightedly, some in the water, some splashing about, some assiduously washing, some attending to their hair, were groups of slave girls, ten in each group.
21 105 Ellen had little doubt that these girls, those in each group, were roped together, as were those in her group.
21 106 Supervising each group was a man, not a soldier, or guardsman, merely an attendant, a drover, a hireling, usually loitering nearby.
21 107 In these days one did not steal from Cos.
And within the Ahn this possibility became even more obvious, and vivid. What startled Ellen was the large number of these pools. Surely there were at least thirty or forty of them, some on one side of the stream, some on the other. In several of them, sporting delightedly, some in the water, some splashing about, some assiduously washing, some attending to their hair, were groups of slave girls, ten in each group. Ellen had little doubt that these girls, those in each group, were roped together, as were those in her group. Supervising each group was a man, not a soldier, or guardsman, merely an attendant, a drover, a hireling, usually loitering nearby. In these days one did not steal from Cos. - (Prize of Gor)