Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 646 | At such View more quotes about places">places she must most particularly endeavor to avoid detection. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 643 | In one or another of the tents there was a lit lamp, its light visible through the silk or canvas. |
| 22 | 644 | At such places she tried to stay in the shadows, and then, in a moment, once more follow the swaying lantern, a tiny, glowing dot before her. |
| 22 | 645 | Occasionally a lantern was slung from a pole, a pool of light at its base. |
| 22 | 646 | At such places she must most particularly endeavor to avoid detection. |
| 22 | 647 | On her hands and knees, crawling, she heard a woman's voice, from within a tent. |
| 22 | 648 | Something in the voice, in its helplessness, its piteousness, in its gasps, its intonations, suggested that the woman might be struggling futilely, weakly, pulling against bonds. |
| 22 | 649 | "Please, Master, I love you!" Ellen heard. |
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In one or another of the tents there was a lit lamp, its light visible through the silk or canvas.
At such places she tried to stay in the shadows, and then, in a moment, once more follow the swaying lantern, a tiny, glowing dot before her.
Occasionally a lantern was slung from a pole, a pool of light at its base.
At such places she must most particularly endeavor to avoid detection.
On her hands and knees, crawling, she heard a woman's voice, from within a tent.
Something in the voice, in its helplessness, its piteousness, in its gasps, its intonations, suggested that the woman might be struggling futilely, weakly, pulling against bonds.
"Please, Master, I love you!" Ellen heard.
- (Prize of Gor)