Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 337 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen examined the crowd, desperately. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 334 | Feike was lovely. |
| 24 | 335 | If only I could dance, thought Ellen, mournfully, to herself. |
| 24 | 336 | She could not see the outside whip master, but she had no doubt that he was there, appraisingly there, ready to snap the whip in warning, or, if necessary, or thought useful, to put it to the back of a dancer. |
| 24 | 337 | Ellen examined the crowd, desperately. |
| 24 | 338 | There were many men there, perhaps better than two hundred, crowded within that rather small enclosure. |
| 24 | 339 | In the front, in several half circles, they sat, closely together, cross-legged. |
| 24 | 340 | In the back, they stood, some at the very poles at the rear of the enclosure. |
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Feike was lovely.
If only I could dance, thought Ellen, mournfully, to herself.
She could not see the outside whip master, but she had no doubt that he was there, appraisingly there, ready to snap the whip in warning, or, if necessary, or thought useful, to put it to the back of a dancer.
Ellen examined the crowd, desperately.
There were many men there, perhaps better than two hundred, crowded within that rather small enclosure.
In the front, in several half circles, they sat, closely together, cross-legged.
In the back, they stood, some at the very poles at the rear of the enclosure.
- (Prize of Gor)