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

"But," wailed Elizabeth, "I am only a miserable girl without a master". - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #421)
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19 421 "But," wailed View more quotes about elizabeth">Elizabeth, "I am only a miserable girl without a master".

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

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19 418 "Is there a man here," asked Elizabeth, "who would not wish to take me in his arms?" The deafening response, "No!" shouted from thousands of voices, shook the amphitheater.
19 419 "Who wants me?" she cried.
19 420 "I!" came the thousands of responses, making the very walls ring with their pleasure.
19 421 "But," wailed Elizabeth, "I am only a miserable girl without a master".
19 422 She held her wrists together and out to the crowd, as though they had been braceleted.
19 423 "Who will buy me?" she wailed.
19 424 The thunder of bids was deafening.
"Is there a man here," asked Elizabeth, "who would not wish to take me in his arms?" The deafening response, "No!" shouted from thousands of voices, shook the amphitheater. "Who wants me?" she cried. "I!" came the thousands of responses, making the very walls ring with their pleasure. "But," wailed Elizabeth, "I am only a miserable girl without a master". She held her wrists together and out to the crowd, as though they had been braceleted. "Who will buy me?" she wailed. The thunder of bids was deafening. - (Assassin of Gor)