Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 485 | More importantly, she View more quotes about supposed">supposed, from the point of view of the keepers, the appearance of the girls would be freshened and improved. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 482 | Ellen looked forward to the water. |
| 25 | 483 | She was thirsty, and she did not doubt but what this state was common on the chain. |
| 25 | 484 | Soon, mercifully, the thirst of the chain would be assuaged. |
| 25 | 485 | More importantly, she supposed, from the point of view of the keepers, the appearance of the girls would be freshened and improved. |
| 25 | 486 | It is common to water stock, she knew, prior to its sale. |
| 25 | 487 | "Stand," said the keeper to the slave across from Ellen, the former free woman. |
| 25 | 488 | "Get the bowl between your legs!" "Please!" begged the former free woman, looking about herself, in misery, wildly. |
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Ellen looked forward to the water.
She was thirsty, and she did not doubt but what this state was common on the chain.
Soon, mercifully, the thirst of the chain would be assuaged.
More importantly, she supposed, from the point of view of the keepers, the appearance of the girls would be freshened and improved.
It is common to water stock, she knew, prior to its sale.
"Stand," said the keeper to the slave across from Ellen, the former free woman.
"Get the bowl between your legs!" "Please!" begged the former free woman, looking about herself, in misery, wildly.
- (Prize of Gor)