Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 513 | She saw View more quotes about another">another slave, such as herself, some yards away, stripped, her skin partly illuminated in the firelight, also with one of the two-handled, red-figured pitchers, serving. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 510 | Mirus was no longer there. |
| 22 | 511 | She did not know where he had gone, doubtless about his business, perhaps in one of the tents of the camp. |
| 22 | 512 | She looked about herself, to see if others were about who might desire her service. |
| 22 | 513 | She saw another slave, such as herself, some yards away, stripped, her skin partly illuminated in the firelight, also with one of the two-handled, red-figured pitchers, serving. |
| 22 | 514 | She is pretty, thought Ellen. |
| 22 | 515 | I think it is Renata. |
| 22 | 516 | I wonder how many bids were put in on her. |
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Mirus was no longer there.
She did not know where he had gone, doubtless about his business, perhaps in one of the tents of the camp.
She looked about herself, to see if others were about who might desire her service.
She saw another slave, such as herself, some yards away, stripped, her skin partly illuminated in the firelight, also with one of the two-handled, red-figured pitchers, serving.
She is pretty, thought Ellen.
I think it is Renata.
I wonder how many bids were put in on her.
- (Prize of Gor)