Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 112 | View more quotes about portus">Portus Canio and Fel Doron scarcely looked upon her. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 109 | They had already passed two small streams. |
| 28 | 110 | The slave's master had not touched her. |
| 28 | 111 | She could not have been more deprived if she had been weeks in a dealer's house, in a cramped, readying cage, in which she might be kept until she was ready to scratch and scream with need and beg to be sent to an auction block. |
| 28 | 112 | Portus Canio and Fel Doron scarcely looked upon her. |
| 28 | 113 | She tried, as though inadvertently, as though not really intending to do so, to put herself before Mirus, and as a slave. |
| 28 | 114 | But he, too, had paid her no attention. |
| 28 | 115 | I need relief, she had shrieked to herself. |
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They had already passed two small streams.
The slave's master had not touched her.
She could not have been more deprived if she had been weeks in a dealer's house, in a cramped, readying cage, in which she might be kept until she was ready to scratch and scream with need and beg to be sent to an auction block.
Portus Canio and Fel Doron scarcely looked upon her.
She tried, as though inadvertently, as though not really intending to do so, to put herself before Mirus, and as a slave.
But he, too, had paid her no attention.
I need relief, she had shrieked to herself.
- (Prize of Gor)