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

She looked about the room, frightened, tears burning in her eyes. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #6)
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4 6 She View more quotes about looked">looked about the room, frightened, tears burning in her eyes.

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

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4 3 She stood in the threshold of the bedroom, having emerged from it, now facing the room outside.
4 4 "Where am I?" she cried.
4 5 "What am I doing here? What is the meaning of this? Where are my clothes? Why am I dressed like this?" "Did you enjoy the performance of La Bohème?" he asked.
4 6 She looked about the room, frightened, tears burning in her eyes.
4 7 The room seemed rather officelike, and there were shelves of books about the walls, and certain curios here and there, and occasional meaningless bric-a-brac, or so one supposes, and some filing cabinets, some office machinery, diverse paraphernalia, some chairs.
4 8 There was no window in the room, but it was well lit, indirectly.
4 9 "I want my clothes!" she said.
She stood in the threshold of the bedroom, having emerged from it, now facing the room outside. "Where am I?" she cried. "What am I doing here? What is the meaning of this? Where are my clothes? Why am I dressed like this?" "Did you enjoy the performance of La Bohème?" he asked. She looked about the room, frightened, tears burning in her eyes. The room seemed rather officelike, and there were shelves of books about the walls, and certain curios here and there, and occasional meaningless bric-a-brac, or so one supposes, and some filing cabinets, some office machinery, diverse paraphernalia, some chairs. There was no window in the room, but it was well lit, indirectly. "I want my clothes!" she said. - (Prize of Gor)