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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

She who had once been Miss Priscilla Blake-Allen, a free Earth girl prior to her enslavement, struggled to her feet, her eyes wide with horror, trying to struggle backward, but the guards' hands on her arms, she now only a nameless slave, for her master had not yet given her a name, held her in place. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #857)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 857 She who had View more quotes about once">once been Miss Priscilla Blake-Allen, a free Earth girl prior to her enslavement, struggled to her feet, her eyes wide with horror, trying to struggle backward, but the guards' hands on her arms, she now only a nameless slave, for her master had not yet given her a name, held her in place.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 854 I would let others warm her.
1 855 The men cried out with pleasure.
1 856 Her final yieldings I would force from her later, when it pleased me.
1 857 She who had once been Miss Priscilla Blake-Allen, a free Earth girl prior to her enslavement, struggled to her feet, her eyes wide with horror, trying to struggle backward, but the guards' hands on her arms, she now only a nameless slave, for her master had not yet given her a name, held her in place.
1 858 She looked at her master, Samos of Port Kar.
1 859 He gave a sign.
1 860 She screamed.
I would let others warm her. The men cried out with pleasure. Her final yieldings I would force from her later, when it pleased me. She who had once been Miss Priscilla Blake-Allen, a free Earth girl prior to her enslavement, struggled to her feet, her eyes wide with horror, trying to struggle backward, but the guards' hands on her arms, she now only a nameless slave, for her master had not yet given her a name, held her in place. She looked at her master, Samos of Port Kar. He gave a sign. She screamed. - (Tribesmen of Gor)