Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 210 | The View more quotes about wagon">wagon then left the camp and, shortly thereafter, trundled onto the heavy, broad, fitted stones of the Viktel Aria. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 207 | She wondered if, and when, she would again be given a tunic. |
| 30 | 208 | A slave, she knew, cannot count upon a tunic. |
| 30 | 209 | Sometimes she must earn a tunic, or a slave strip. |
| 30 | 210 | The wagon then left the camp and, shortly thereafter, trundled onto the heavy, broad, fitted stones of the Viktel Aria. |
| 30 | 211 | Ellen, on the rope leash, followed. |
| 30 | 212 | In the vicinity of Venna there were several caravansaries outside the walls. |
| 30 | 213 | Ellen heard a delighted female voice cry out, "Greetings, slave girl!" Looking about, Ellen saw that it was the blonde she had tormented yesterday afternoon, but now the blonde was tunicked, although, to be sure, briefly. |
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She wondered if, and when, she would again be given a tunic.
A slave, she knew, cannot count upon a tunic.
Sometimes she must earn a tunic, or a slave strip.
The wagon then left the camp and, shortly thereafter, trundled onto the heavy, broad, fitted stones of the Viktel Aria.
Ellen, on the rope leash, followed.
In the vicinity of Venna there were several caravansaries outside the walls.
Ellen heard a delighted female voice cry out, "Greetings, slave girl!" Looking about, Ellen saw that it was the blonde she had tormented yesterday afternoon, but now the blonde was tunicked, although, to be sure, briefly.
- (Prize of Gor)