Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 571 | She was led for some ten to fifteen Ehn. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 568 | Does he not View more quotes about know">know that I am now no more than a slave? And so she followed her master, on his leash. |
| 26 | 569 | She wondered if any of the women of Earth knew such men, masters. |
| 26 | 570 | How many, she wondered, clung to their tear-stained pillows, longing for the domination, the mastering, that would complete them, that would give meaning to their lives. |
| 26 | 571 | She was led for some ten to fifteen Ehn. |
| 26 | 572 | Sometimes she sensed the smoke of fires, sometimes their warmth. |
| 26 | 573 | The odor of roast bosk penetrated the leather of the hood. |
| 26 | 574 | Once the odor of scalding kal-da came to her nostrils. |
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Does he not know that I am now no more than a slave? And so she followed her master, on his leash.
She wondered if any of the women of Earth knew such men, masters.
How many, she wondered, clung to their tear-stained pillows, longing for the domination, the mastering, that would complete them, that would give meaning to their lives.
She was led for some ten to fifteen Ehn.
Sometimes she sensed the smoke of fires, sometimes their warmth.
The odor of roast bosk penetrated the leather of the hood.
Once the odor of scalding kal-da came to her nostrils.
- (Prize of Gor)