• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"riders "

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

They are running, now fastened on long leashes, straining forward, excited now, before two of the riders". - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #441)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
27 441 They are View more quotes about running">running, now fastened on long leashes, straining forward, excited now, before two of the riders".

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
27 438 As property, as slave, she knew she was subject to seizure and theft.
27 439 She could be seized and carried away with no more compunction, no more consideration or thought, than would be accorded to a verr or tarsk, two other forms of domestic animal.
27 440 "Can you see the sleen?" "Yes, there are two.
27 441 They are running, now fastened on long leashes, straining forward, excited now, before two of the riders".
27 442 Ellen descended from the wheel, and sank down, on her knees, beside it.
27 443 She clung to the spokes, that she might not collapse to the grass.
27 444 "Hit the sleen first," said Portus Canio to the two bowmen.
As property, as slave, she knew she was subject to seizure and theft. She could be seized and carried away with no more compunction, no more consideration or thought, than would be accorded to a verr or tarsk, two other forms of domestic animal. "Can you see the sleen?" "Yes, there are two. They are running, now fastened on long leashes, straining forward, excited now, before two of the riders". Ellen descended from the wheel, and sank down, on her knees, beside it. She clung to the spokes, that she might not collapse to the grass. "Hit the sleen first," said Portus Canio to the two bowmen. - (Prize of Gor)