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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

At least she had not been beaten. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #705)
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 702 The exterior whip master waved expansively to the musicians who rose and, smiling, bowed their heads briefly to the crowd.
24 703 "First obeisance position," said the exterior whip master, and this position was instantly assumed.
24 704 Ellen, her head down, then heard small sounds, and the murmur of conversation, as men moved toward the exits of the enclosure.
24 705 At least she had not been beaten.
24 706 She supposed now that she would return her silks and adornments, the bells and such, to the interior of the area of preparation, and return to the vat of Callimachus.
24 707 She dared to lift her head a little, but she saw neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious within the enclosure.
24 708 She did see, this frightening her, and she quickly put down her head, the scribe who had interviewed her in the exhibition cage, and three guardsmen, with him, not one but three, all approaching.
The exterior whip master waved expansively to the musicians who rose and, smiling, bowed their heads briefly to the crowd. "First obeisance position," said the exterior whip master, and this position was instantly assumed. Ellen, her head down, then heard small sounds, and the murmur of conversation, as men moved toward the exits of the enclosure. At least she had not been beaten. She supposed now that she would return her silks and adornments, the bells and such, to the interior of the area of preparation, and return to the vat of Callimachus. She dared to lift her head a little, but she saw neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious within the enclosure. She did see, this frightening her, and she quickly put down her head, the scribe who had interviewed her in the exhibition cage, and three guardsmen, with him, not one but three, all approaching. - (Prize of Gor)