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

Their language now, appropriately, was to be the language of their masters. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #779)
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18 779 Their language now, appropriately, was to be the language of their View more quotes about masters">masters.

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

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18 776 They then, as with the others, also now silent, bent to their labors with renewed vigor.
18 777 As Ellen attended rather irritably to the tunic of Selius Arconious she realized, with a bit of a start, that she and the other girl, her new friend, Corinne, had been conversing in Gorean, naturally, and without thought.
18 778 To be sure, it was appropriate that they did so.
18 779 Their language now, appropriately, was to be the language of their masters.
18 780 Ellen angrily soaked, and kneaded, and soaked and kneaded, the tunic of Selius Arconious.
18 781 Then, twisting water out of it, she slapped it down angrily on the sloping cement shelf before her, beyond her knees, on their towel.
18 782 "There, Selius Arconious!" she thought.
They then, as with the others, also now silent, bent to their labors with renewed vigor. As Ellen attended rather irritably to the tunic of Selius Arconious she realized, with a bit of a start, that she and the other girl, her new friend, Corinne, had been conversing in Gorean, naturally, and without thought. To be sure, it was appropriate that they did so. Their language now, appropriately, was to be the language of their masters. Ellen angrily soaked, and kneaded, and soaked and kneaded, the tunic of Selius Arconious. Then, twisting water out of it, she slapped it down angrily on the sloping cement shelf before her, beyond her knees, on their towel. "There, Selius Arconious!" she thought. - (Prize of Gor)