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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Ellen, from her place on the wheel, looked wildly at Selius Arconious, who, looking backward, was unaware of the anxiety of her regard. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #388)
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27 388 View more quotes about ellen">Ellen, from her place on the wheel, looked wildly at Selius Arconious, who, looking backward, was unaware of the anxiety of her regard.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 385 In a moment these devices were set, the metal bands curved back, the cables tautened; quarrels were fitted to guides.
27 386 "Free the spears," said Portus Canio.
27 387 Two spears, suspended in slings at the sides of the wagon, were drawn free.
27 388 Ellen, from her place on the wheel, looked wildly at Selius Arconious, who, looking backward, was unaware of the anxiety of her regard.
27 389 He had availed himself of one of the weapons, a gladius, light, wicked, short-bladed, double-edged.
27 390 "They are tracking," said Portus Canio.
27 391 "If they were hunting they would approach from downwind".
In a moment these devices were set, the metal bands curved back, the cables tautened; quarrels were fitted to guides. "Free the spears," said Portus Canio. Two spears, suspended in slings at the sides of the wagon, were drawn free. Ellen, from her place on the wheel, looked wildly at Selius Arconious, who, looking backward, was unaware of the anxiety of her regard. He had availed himself of one of the weapons, a gladius, light, wicked, short-bladed, double-edged. "They are tracking," said Portus Canio. "If they were hunting they would approach from downwind". - (Prize of Gor)