Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 277 | She dipped her vessel into the ka-la-na, and View more quotes about returned">returned to her work. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 274 | She had seen wild eyes in a gap between stout slats, heard snarling, glimpsed a white, curved fang. |
| 22 | 275 | Perhaps they were bears, or tigers, or, in any event, things like them, perhaps larger and fiercer. |
| 22 | 276 | She conjectured that there were better than ten or twelve thousand men in the camp. |
| 22 | 277 | She dipped her vessel into the ka-la-na, and returned to her work. |
| 22 | 278 | Someone, she remembered, had called for wine. |
| 22 | 279 | She would return to that place, though she supposed that, by now, another slave would have served him. |
| 22 | 280 | It would not do, not to return. |
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She had seen wild eyes in a gap between stout slats, heard snarling, glimpsed a white, curved fang.
Perhaps they were bears, or tigers, or, in any event, things like them, perhaps larger and fiercer.
She conjectured that there were better than ten or twelve thousand men in the camp.
She dipped her vessel into the ka-la-na, and returned to her work.
Someone, she remembered, had called for wine.
She would return to that place, though she supposed that, by now, another slave would have served him.
It would not do, not to return.
- (Prize of Gor)