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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

Virginia, seeing Relius, merely lowered her head; Phyllis, seeing Ho-Sorl, seemed beside herself with anger. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #60)
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16 60 Virginia, View more quotes about seeing">seeing Relius, merely lowered her head; Phyllis, seeing Ho-Sorl, seemed beside herself with anger.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 57 Elizabeth's was red with white stripes, Virginia and Phyllis' white with red stripes.
16 58 To their consternation, before being permitted to leave the training room, Virginia and Phyllis, beneath their livery, had locked on their bodies, by Sura, the iron belt.
16 59 The other two guards, who arrived carrying slave bracelets and slave leashes, the latter of light, gleaming chain, were Relius and Ho-Sorl.
16 60 Virginia, seeing Relius, merely lowered her head; Phyllis, seeing Ho-Sorl, seemed beside herself with anger.
16 61 "Please," she said to Sura, "let it not be he".
16 62 "Be silent, Slave," said Sura.
16 63 "Come here, Slave," said Ho-Sorl to Phyllis.
Elizabeth's was red with white stripes, Virginia and Phyllis' white with red stripes. To their consternation, before being permitted to leave the training room, Virginia and Phyllis, beneath their livery, had locked on their bodies, by Sura, the iron belt. The other two guards, who arrived carrying slave bracelets and slave leashes, the latter of light, gleaming chain, were Relius and Ho-Sorl. Virginia, seeing Relius, merely lowered her head; Phyllis, seeing Ho-Sorl, seemed beside herself with anger. "Please," she said to Sura, "let it not be he". "Be silent, Slave," said Sura. "Come here, Slave," said Ho-Sorl to Phyllis. - (Assassin of Gor)