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

Ellen became aware of a man, bound, interposing his body between her and the beasts. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #3007)
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27 3007 View more quotes about ellen">Ellen became aware of a man, bound, interposing his body between her and the beasts.

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

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27 3004 It was not time to feed.
27 3005 A spear was snapped in two and one of the beasts forced the splintered shaft through the chest of another soldier.
27 3006 Kardok himself leaped upon a soldier and sank his teeth into the man's shoulder, anchoring them there, and with his hind legs, tearing, as they both fell, tore open his abdomen, and then rose up, crouching, snarling, over the body, looking about, one leg, soaked with blood, looped with wet gut.
27 3007 Ellen became aware of a man, bound, interposing his body between her and the beasts.
27 3008 It was her master, Selius Arconious! The beasts had ignored him in their first onslaught, as they had the slave, for he was bound with rope, and she no more than female and slave, and braceleted.
27 3009 Ignored they, too, the wounded man, no threat to them, he on the grass, unable to move.
27 3010 They had sought out, and attacked, first, the soldiers, for these were armed, and the most obviously dangerous.
It was not time to feed. A spear was snapped in two and one of the beasts forced the splintered shaft through the chest of another soldier. Kardok himself leaped upon a soldier and sank his teeth into the man's shoulder, anchoring them there, and with his hind legs, tearing, as they both fell, tore open his abdomen, and then rose up, crouching, snarling, over the body, looking about, one leg, soaked with blood, looped with wet gut. Ellen became aware of a man, bound, interposing his body between her and the beasts. It was her master, Selius Arconious! The beasts had ignored him in their first onslaught, as they had the slave, for he was bound with rope, and she no more than female and slave, and braceleted. Ignored they, too, the wounded man, no threat to them, he on the grass, unable to move. They had sought out, and attacked, first, the soldiers, for these were armed, and the most obviously dangerous. - (Prize of Gor)