Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 627 | Then there was no View more quotes about longer">longer a sense of the leash draw on the hood ring, and so Ellen stopped, and knelt. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 624 | Perhaps somehow, without understanding it, she had seen too much. |
| 26 | 625 | Too, there were the beasts, the terrible beasts. |
| 26 | 626 | And guardsmen might even now be seeking the mysterious stranger, the seemingly lowly fellow, who had had coins from the mint at Jad. |
| 26 | 627 | Then there was no longer a sense of the leash draw on the hood ring, and so Ellen stopped, and knelt. |
| 26 | 628 | This was appropriate. |
| 26 | 629 | There might be free men present. |
| 26 | 630 | Some men, she understood, in a moment, were indeed about. |
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Perhaps somehow, without understanding it, she had seen too much.
Too, there were the beasts, the terrible beasts.
And guardsmen might even now be seeking the mysterious stranger, the seemingly lowly fellow, who had had coins from the mint at Jad.
Then there was no longer a sense of the leash draw on the hood ring, and so Ellen stopped, and knelt.
This was appropriate.
There might be free men present.
Some men, she understood, in a moment, were indeed about.
- (Prize of Gor)