Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 356 | And I am View more quotes about exquisite">exquisite, I think, and I am beautiful, I think. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 353 | "What is your lot number, little tasta, little vulo?" called another man. |
| 22 | 354 | "117, Master," Ellen responded. |
| 22 | 355 | "Yes," she admitted to herself, "I am a vain slave. |
| 22 | 356 | And I am exquisite, I think, and I am beautiful, I think. |
| 22 | 357 | Or perhaps so! And in any event I love being owned and I love being a slave!" But then she remembered men and their whips and was afraid, very afraid. |
| 22 | 358 | "117, Master!" she called to a fellow who had stood by the bars, and tapped himself lightly on the chest, on the left. |
| 22 | 359 | * * * * Ellen, carrying the pitcher of wine, found the fellow who had called out to her earlier. |
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"What is your lot number, little tasta, little vulo?" called another man.
"117, Master," Ellen responded.
"Yes," she admitted to herself, "I am a vain slave.
And I am exquisite, I think, and I am beautiful, I think.
Or perhaps so! And in any event I love being owned and I love being a slave!" But then she remembered men and their whips and was afraid, very afraid.
"117, Master!" she called to a fellow who had stood by the bars, and tapped himself lightly on the chest, on the left.
* * * * Ellen, carrying the pitcher of wine, found the fellow who had called out to her earlier.
- (Prize of Gor)