Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 724 | The grip was like a vise. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 721 | Had she not, when a View more quotes about free">free woman, once been haughty to her? To be sure, she was now only another slave. |
| 25 | 722 | "Oh!" cried Ellen, as her arm was seized. |
| 25 | 723 | She tried to pull away a little, but she was helpless. |
| 25 | 724 | The grip was like a vise. |
| 25 | 725 | Marks would be left upon her arm. |
| 25 | 726 | A second attendant thrust a key into the iron cuff which clasped her left wrist, and the metal fell away, loose on the chain. |
| 25 | 727 | In a moment she was being dragged up the broad steps to the surface of the large block from which livestock, fleshstock, such as she was being vended. |
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Had she not, when a free woman, once been haughty to her? To be sure, she was now only another slave.
"Oh!" cried Ellen, as her arm was seized.
She tried to pull away a little, but she was helpless.
The grip was like a vise.
Marks would be left upon her arm.
A second attendant thrust a key into the iron cuff which clasped her left wrist, and the metal fell away, loose on the chain.
In a moment she was being dragged up the broad steps to the surface of the large block from which livestock, fleshstock, such as she was being vended.
- (Prize of Gor)