Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 16 | 822 | This View more quotes about meant">meant nothing to Ellen, but to the other girls it seemed to have some considerable impact, producing even a sentiment which might be bordering on awe. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 16 | 819 | "Kneel up," said a harsh voice. |
| 16 | 820 | With a rustle of chain Ellen and the others went to first position. |
| 16 | 821 | "These slaves," said the harsh voice, indicating the coffle in his charge, "are to be sold in the Curulean". |
| 16 | 822 | This meant nothing to Ellen, but to the other girls it seemed to have some considerable impact, producing even a sentiment which might be bordering on awe. |
| 16 | 823 | The neck-chained women smiled. |
| 16 | 824 | They stood straighter. |
| 16 | 825 | The accent of the man, Ellen noted, did not seem the same as those accents with which she was most familiar, but he did speak Gorean, and she had no difficulty in understanding him. |
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"Kneel up," said a harsh voice.
With a rustle of chain Ellen and the others went to first position.
"These slaves," said the harsh voice, indicating the coffle in his charge, "are to be sold in the Curulean".
This meant nothing to Ellen, but to the other girls it seemed to have some considerable impact, producing even a sentiment which might be bordering on awe.
The neck-chained women smiled.
They stood straighter.
The accent of the man, Ellen noted, did not seem the same as those accents with which she was most familiar, but he did speak Gorean, and she had no difficulty in understanding him.
- (Prize of Gor)