Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 459 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen put her cheek against the spoke of the wagon wheel, better understanding her worth on this world. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 456 | But I do not think that they will care to risk their lives for some biscuits, some blankets, a slave, a wagon, a tharlarion". |
| 27 | 457 | "They may not have the tharlarion," said a man. |
| 27 | 458 | "No," said another. |
| 27 | 459 | Ellen put her cheek against the spoke of the wagon wheel, better understanding her worth on this world. |
| 27 | 460 | Lovely female slaves strive desperately to please, well aware of their abundance in this economy. |
| 27 | 461 | She recalled the steam and misery, the cruel labors, of the laundry in the house of Mirus. |
| 27 | 462 | Gor has many such employments for the inept and less than fully pleasing. |
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But I do not think that they will care to risk their lives for some biscuits, some blankets, a slave, a wagon, a tharlarion".
"They may not have the tharlarion," said a man.
"No," said another.
Ellen put her cheek against the spoke of the wagon wheel, better understanding her worth on this world.
Lovely female slaves strive desperately to please, well aware of their abundance in this economy.
She recalled the steam and misery, the cruel labors, of the laundry in the house of Mirus.
Gor has many such employments for the inept and less than fully pleasing.
- (Prize of Gor)