Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 962 | "View more quotes about place">Place your wrists behind you, crossed," said the auctioneer, and Ellen, the slave, complied, bound by the will of the master. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 959 | She put her head back a little, apprehensively, to ease the pressure. |
| 25 | 960 | Then she cried out suddenly in pain as his hand twisted tightly, cruelly, in her hair, bending her backward, exhibiting the bow of her beauty to the men. |
| 25 | 961 | She tried to reach back to her hair, twisting, sobbing. |
| 25 | 962 | "Place your wrists behind you, crossed," said the auctioneer, and Ellen, the slave, complied, bound by the will of the master. |
| 25 | 963 | She was then turned about, from side to side, that the men might better see. |
| 25 | 964 | I trust, she thought wildly, that neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious are among the buyers. |
| 25 | 965 | Surely they must not see me so, not exhibited thusly! Clearly the men were enflamed at the sight of the helpless, displayed slave. |
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She put her head back a little, apprehensively, to ease the pressure.
Then she cried out suddenly in pain as his hand twisted tightly, cruelly, in her hair, bending her backward, exhibiting the bow of her beauty to the men.
She tried to reach back to her hair, twisting, sobbing.
"Place your wrists behind you, crossed," said the auctioneer, and Ellen, the slave, complied, bound by the will of the master.
She was then turned about, from side to side, that the men might better see.
I trust, she thought wildly, that neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious are among the buyers.
Surely they must not see me so, not exhibited thusly! Clearly the men were enflamed at the sight of the helpless, displayed slave.
- (Prize of Gor)