Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 244 | The poor View more quotes about woman">woman, thought Ellen, returning to the ka-la-na vat. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 241 | Slave strikes are seldom made at random. |
| 22 | 242 | Perhaps they even knew her from Brundisium. |
| 22 | 243 | There had been the overturned stool, the spilled wine, the warnings of the men who had been about. |
| 22 | 244 | The poor woman, thought Ellen, returning to the ka-la-na vat. |
| 22 | 245 | What a terrible misfortune for her! How unfortunate! And then Ellen smiled, and laughed to herself. |
| 22 | 246 | How perfect, she thought. |
| 22 | 247 | Let her wear a collar! Let her be a naked slave! Let her grovel and fear free women! Yes, thought Ellen, and let her dance before masters, as a naked slave, and be lashed if not pleasing! I am pleased that I am not a dancer, thought Ellen. |
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Slave strikes are seldom made at random.
Perhaps they even knew her from Brundisium.
There had been the overturned stool, the spilled wine, the warnings of the men who had been about.
The poor woman, thought Ellen, returning to the ka-la-na vat.
What a terrible misfortune for her! How unfortunate! And then Ellen smiled, and laughed to herself.
How perfect, she thought.
Let her wear a collar! Let her be a naked slave! Let her grovel and fear free women! Yes, thought Ellen, and let her dance before masters, as a naked slave, and be lashed if not pleasing! I am pleased that I am not a dancer, thought Ellen.
- (Prize of Gor)