Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 161 | Then she struggled to her View more quotes about knees">knees, and then to her feet, trying to hold her balance in the wagon. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 158 | They range from death to such lesser penalties as the amputation of a foot, the breaking of the teeth out of a jaw, and such. |
| 27 | 159 | Women on Gor, whether slave or free, are in no doubt, on some level at least, that nature, for whatever reason, has made men their masters. |
| 27 | 160 | Ellen struggled to sit up. |
| 27 | 161 | Then she struggled to her knees, and then to her feet, trying to hold her balance in the wagon. |
| 27 | 162 | There seemed no mistaking the spots in the sky. |
| 27 | 163 | "Masters!" she cried. |
| 27 | 164 | Her shout instantly drew the attention of the men who, sheltering their eyes, followed her gaze. |
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They range from death to such lesser penalties as the amputation of a foot, the breaking of the teeth out of a jaw, and such.
Women on Gor, whether slave or free, are in no doubt, on some level at least, that nature, for whatever reason, has made men their masters.
Ellen struggled to sit up.
Then she struggled to her knees, and then to her feet, trying to hold her balance in the wagon.
There seemed no mistaking the spots in the sky.
"Masters!" she cried.
Her shout instantly drew the attention of the men who, sheltering their eyes, followed her gaze.
- (Prize of Gor)