Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 997 | She tossed her View more quotes about head">head, trying to throw it behind her. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 994 | * * * * Scarcely had Ellen backed away, on her knees, bent humbly, head down, from the fourth guardsman, that she might not rise to her feet at his side, this perhaps being taken as insolence, he supine and bound, than she heard, vaguely, obscurely, not really registering it at first, as she now recalls it, some sounds, some sort of commotion in the camp, in the distance. |
| 26 | 995 | She stood up, unsteadily. |
| 26 | 996 | Her dark hair, slave long now, was about her face. |
| 26 | 997 | She tossed her head, trying to throw it behind her. |
| 26 | 998 | She smiled. |
| 26 | 999 | She hoped she had done well. |
| 26 | 1000 | Certainly she, a slave, might be severely punished if she had not done well. |
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* * * * Scarcely had Ellen backed away, on her knees, bent humbly, head down, from the fourth guardsman, that she might not rise to her feet at his side, this perhaps being taken as insolence, he supine and bound, than she heard, vaguely, obscurely, not really registering it at first, as she now recalls it, some sounds, some sort of commotion in the camp, in the distance.
She stood up, unsteadily.
Her dark hair, slave long now, was about her face.
She tossed her head, trying to throw it behind her.
She smiled.
She hoped she had done well.
Certainly she, a slave, might be severely punished if she had not done well.
- (Prize of Gor)