Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 16 | 903 | She was inferior to, and much View more quotes about less">less than, any of the four neck-chained beauties who stood before the shelf. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 16 | 900 | "And you," he said to her, "do you acknowledge yourself inferior to these slaves?" "Yes, Master," said Ellen, and so easily did she escape his further attention. |
| 16 | 901 | She kept her head down to the cement. |
| 16 | 902 | Too, objectively, given what she now was, collar meat, a commodity, an object for sale, she had no doubt but what it was true. |
| 16 | 903 | She was inferior to, and much less than, any of the four neck-chained beauties who stood before the shelf. |
| 16 | 904 | They were all more beautiful than she. |
| 16 | 905 | She could not hope to bring the same coins to her master that any of them might. |
| 16 | 906 | Targo, she supposed, would have rejoiced to have any one of them on his chain. |
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"And you," he said to her, "do you acknowledge yourself inferior to these slaves?" "Yes, Master," said Ellen, and so easily did she escape his further attention.
She kept her head down to the cement.
Too, objectively, given what she now was, collar meat, a commodity, an object for sale, she had no doubt but what it was true.
She was inferior to, and much less than, any of the four neck-chained beauties who stood before the shelf.
They were all more beautiful than she.
She could not hope to bring the same coins to her master that any of them might.
Targo, she supposed, would have rejoiced to have any one of them on his chain.
- (Prize of Gor)