Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 997 | Men View more quotes about looked">looked about, to see who had spoken, who might choose to challenge the preceding, remarkable bid. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 994 | But she would belong to whomsoever she was sold, he who would then have all rights to her embonded beauty, and he who would exercise all rights, he whose slave she would then be. |
| 25 | 995 | "I will now close my hand!" said the auctioneer. |
| 25 | 996 | "No!" called out another voice, from the crowd, firmly, clearly. |
| 25 | 997 | Men looked about, to see who had spoken, who might choose to challenge the preceding, remarkable bid. |
| 25 | 998 | Mirus turned about, to see as well, he several yards back, in the crowd, to Ellen's left, as she faced the crowd. |
| 25 | 999 | Mirus clearly did not know his competitor. |
| 25 | 1000 | The garments of Mirus were ample and splendid, robes which might well betoken his wealth and position. |
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But she would belong to whomsoever she was sold, he who would then have all rights to her embonded beauty, and he who would exercise all rights, he whose slave she would then be.
"I will now close my hand!" said the auctioneer.
"No!" called out another voice, from the crowd, firmly, clearly.
Men looked about, to see who had spoken, who might choose to challenge the preceding, remarkable bid.
Mirus turned about, to see as well, he several yards back, in the crowd, to Ellen's left, as she faced the crowd.
Mirus clearly did not know his competitor.
The garments of Mirus were ample and splendid, robes which might well betoken his wealth and position.
- (Prize of Gor)