Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 17 | 506 | She View more quotes about awakened">awakened once, or seemed to awaken, filled with the thought of her bondage, that on this world she, now again young and beautiful, was a slave. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 503 | In the heat, after a few Ehn, Ellen fell asleep in her chains. |
| 17 | 504 | She wished, just before falling asleep, pulling a little at her bonds, that Targo had given her a blanket, or a mat. |
| 17 | 505 | The cement was so hard. |
| 17 | 506 | She awakened once, or seemed to awaken, filled with the thought of her bondage, that on this world she, now again young and beautiful, was a slave. |
| 17 | 507 | Her youth and beauty had been returned to her. |
| 17 | 508 | Surely that must be a cause for rejoicing. |
| 17 | 509 | But why, she asked herself, had that been done? What was the motive of the masters, and their allies, the physicians, with their serums? Was this an act of selfless benevolence? Scarcely. |
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In the heat, after a few Ehn, Ellen fell asleep in her chains.
She wished, just before falling asleep, pulling a little at her bonds, that Targo had given her a blanket, or a mat.
The cement was so hard.
She awakened once, or seemed to awaken, filled with the thought of her bondage, that on this world she, now again young and beautiful, was a slave.
Her youth and beauty had been returned to her.
Surely that must be a cause for rejoicing.
But why, she asked herself, had that been done? What was the motive of the masters, and their allies, the physicians, with their serums? Was this an act of selfless benevolence? Scarcely.
- (Prize of Gor)