Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 259 | Some of the View more quotes about women">women in Ellen's lane were conversing softly, which was permitted. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 256 | She, however, was red-eyed, apparently from crying. |
| 25 | 257 | Also, on her back and elsewhere about her body there was a plenitude of stripes, which must have pained her sorely. |
| 25 | 258 | The slave went to all fours, looking about herself, wildly. |
| 25 | 259 | Some of the women in Ellen's lane were conversing softly, which was permitted. |
| 25 | 260 | "Slave girl," whispered the slave fiercely, she in the lane to Ellen's left, rather at her side, as the lanes were organized. |
| 25 | 261 | "Yes, slave girl?" said Ellen, irritably. |
| 25 | 262 | The woman looked at Ellen angrily. |
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She, however, was red-eyed, apparently from crying.
Also, on her back and elsewhere about her body there was a plenitude of stripes, which must have pained her sorely.
The slave went to all fours, looking about herself, wildly.
Some of the women in Ellen's lane were conversing softly, which was permitted.
"Slave girl," whispered the slave fiercely, she in the lane to Ellen's left, rather at her side, as the lanes were organized.
"Yes, slave girl?" said Ellen, irritably.
The woman looked at Ellen angrily.
- (Prize of Gor)