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

Between them he had then thrust a large, round, porcelain vessel. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #473)
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 470 Oh, future master, have pity on the slave you will buy! Assuage my needs! Content me, if only a little! Would you not caress any pet animal upon occasion, particularly if she begs prettily enough?" "Squat!" she heard, a man's voice, from several yards away, from somewhere behind her.
25 471 He was at the end of the line adjacent to hers.
25 472 There the man had had the last slave in the line, that next to hers, on the left, stand and put her legs apart.
25 473 Between them he had then thrust a large, round, porcelain vessel.
25 474 Notice of this quickly coursed down both chains, and the girls looked back.
25 475 Near the keeper was a slave with water, and a dipper.
25 476 The line to the left will be moving out first, thought Ellen.
Oh, future master, have pity on the slave you will buy! Assuage my needs! Content me, if only a little! Would you not caress any pet animal upon occasion, particularly if she begs prettily enough?" "Squat!" she heard, a man's voice, from several yards away, from somewhere behind her. He was at the end of the line adjacent to hers. There the man had had the last slave in the line, that next to hers, on the left, stand and put her legs apart. Between them he had then thrust a large, round, porcelain vessel. Notice of this quickly coursed down both chains, and the girls looked back. Near the keeper was a slave with water, and a dipper. The line to the left will be moving out first, thought Ellen. - (Prize of Gor)