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

Before dawn, the next day, Portus Canio came to her, sponged her back, and her body, with a damp rag, cooling her and cleaning her, and freed her. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #181)
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30 181 Before dawn, the View more quotes about next">next day, Portus Canio came to her, sponged her back, and her body, with a damp rag, cooling her and cleaning her, and freed her.

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

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30 178 He was not gentle with her.
30 179 Afterwards he left her there, in the tarsk pen, and she turned, weeping, blubbering, half in shock, eyes wide, to her side, to relieve her back from contact with the soiled, rough ground, the stained wood chips, of the abandoned pen.
30 180 It was there in the tarsk pen that she spent the night.
30 181 Before dawn, the next day, Portus Canio came to her, sponged her back, and her body, with a damp rag, cooling her and cleaning her, and freed her.
30 182 Unbidden, she set about her duties.
30 183 She tidied the camp, built the fire, set up the cooking rods, boiled water, and prepared breakfast for the men.
30 184 While they ate, she knelt down beside their blankets, kissed them, shook them out and folded them, and placed them in the wagon.
He was not gentle with her. Afterwards he left her there, in the tarsk pen, and she turned, weeping, blubbering, half in shock, eyes wide, to her side, to relieve her back from contact with the soiled, rough ground, the stained wood chips, of the abandoned pen. It was there in the tarsk pen that she spent the night. Before dawn, the next day, Portus Canio came to her, sponged her back, and her body, with a damp rag, cooling her and cleaning her, and freed her. Unbidden, she set about her duties. She tidied the camp, built the fire, set up the cooking rods, boiled water, and prepared breakfast for the men. While they ate, she knelt down beside their blankets, kissed them, shook them out and folded them, and placed them in the wagon. - (Prize of Gor)