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

At a sign from the first rider, a fellow in the back suddenly cried out to the sleen, "Now!" Ellen screamed as the two gray bodies scrambled past her. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #935)
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27 935 At a sign from the View more quotes about first">first rider, a fellow in the back suddenly cried out to the sleen, "Now!" Ellen screamed as the two gray bodies scrambled past her.

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

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27 932 "The sleen are restless," said one of the riders, in the background.
27 933 "Step away from the body," said the first rider.
27 934 Selius Arconious stepped back.
27 935 At a sign from the first rider, a fellow in the back suddenly cried out to the sleen, "Now!" Ellen screamed as the two gray bodies scrambled past her.
27 936 There was oil from the pelt of one on her bound arm, as she twisted away.
27 937 They might have trailed her, presumably from a scent lingering in her cage, from before her sale.
27 938 But she had not been and, it seemed, was not now designated their reward.
"The sleen are restless," said one of the riders, in the background. "Step away from the body," said the first rider. Selius Arconious stepped back. At a sign from the first rider, a fellow in the back suddenly cried out to the sleen, "Now!" Ellen screamed as the two gray bodies scrambled past her. There was oil from the pelt of one on her bound arm, as she twisted away. They might have trailed her, presumably from a scent lingering in her cage, from before her sale. But she had not been and, it seemed, was not now designated their reward. - (Prize of Gor)