Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 20 | 646 | On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, those females who knelt, even with a braided leather rope on their neck, and found their fulfillment in submission, servitude and love, in belonging to the stronger, to victors, to masters, would be those treasured, those sought, those bought and sold, those mated, those replicating their genes. |
| 20 | 647 | I have been bred to be as I am, she thought, from the prairies, the forests, the caves, I and my sisters. |
| 20 | 648 | The boys then left Ellen sitting up, trussed in the cave. |
| 20 | 649 | Brush was drawn across the entrance, concealing the opening. |
| 20 | 650 | There was, however, some light in the cave, filtering through the brush at the entrance. |
| 20 | 651 | The ropes were scratchy, but she would not move much. |
| 20 | 652 | She squirmed, just a little, testing them. |
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On the other hand, those females who knelt, even with a braided leather rope on their neck, and found their fulfillment in submission, servitude and love, in belonging to the stronger, to victors, to masters, would be those treasured, those sought, those bought and sold, those mated, those replicating their genes.
I have been bred to be as I am, she thought, from the prairies, the forests, the caves, I and my sisters.
The boys then left Ellen sitting up, trussed in the cave.
Brush was drawn across the entrance, concealing the opening.
There was, however, some light in the cave, filtering through the brush at the entrance.
The ropes were scratchy, but she would not move much.
She squirmed, just a little, testing them.
- (Prize of Gor)