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

Ellen tried to rise, but her body, from the cage, was in such pain and so stiff, and so ached, that she, trying to rise, fell. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #10)
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25 10 View more quotes about ellen">Ellen tried to rise, but her body, from the cage, was in such pain and so stiff, and so ached, that she, trying to rise, fell.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 7 "Yes, Master!" she had cried, going to her hands and knees, to crawl forth.
25 8 Then he had seized her hair.
25 9 "On your feet," said the voice.
25 10 Ellen tried to rise, but her body, from the cage, was in such pain and so stiff, and so ached, that she, trying to rise, fell.
25 11 "Oh!" she cried, as a bootlike sandal kicked her thigh, and she, bent over, her left wrist in the manacle, with the chain, her eyes filled with tears, rose to her feet.
25 12 At least her hair had been released.
25 13 Behind her, on the chain, were some sixteen or seventeen girls.
"Yes, Master!" she had cried, going to her hands and knees, to crawl forth. Then he had seized her hair. "On your feet," said the voice. Ellen tried to rise, but her body, from the cage, was in such pain and so stiff, and so ached, that she, trying to rise, fell. "Oh!" she cried, as a bootlike sandal kicked her thigh, and she, bent over, her left wrist in the manacle, with the chain, her eyes filled with tears, rose to her feet. At least her hair had been released. Behind her, on the chain, were some sixteen or seventeen girls. - (Prize of Gor)