Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 504 | It was now the View more quotes about turn">turn of the former free woman to enjoy the discomfiture of a slave, and relish that slave's embarrassment. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 501 | "117," said the keeper, reading Ellen's lot number. |
| 25 | 502 | Ellen took the bowl from the adjacent lane, and squatted over it. |
| 25 | 503 | Now the eyes of the former free woman were upon her, and, it seemed, with a similar malicious satisfaction. |
| 25 | 504 | It was now the turn of the former free woman to enjoy the discomfiture of a slave, and relish that slave's embarrassment. |
| 25 | 505 | Ellen was angry. |
| 25 | 506 | She looked forward, pretending not to notice. |
| 25 | 507 | She heard a soft laugh from her left, and was furious. |
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"117," said the keeper, reading Ellen's lot number.
Ellen took the bowl from the adjacent lane, and squatted over it.
Now the eyes of the former free woman were upon her, and, it seemed, with a similar malicious satisfaction.
It was now the turn of the former free woman to enjoy the discomfiture of a slave, and relish that slave's embarrassment.
Ellen was angry.
She looked forward, pretending not to notice.
She heard a soft laugh from her left, and was furious.
- (Prize of Gor)