Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 16 | 679 | This fear exhibited by her sister slave frightened Ellen even more. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 16 | 676 | But she had turned about and grasped the ring, the ring to which the ankle chain of the girl who had been to her left was chained. |
| 16 | 677 | The girl who was chained to the ring, who had been to her left, drew back, as far as the chain on her ankle would permit. |
| 16 | 678 | Ellen saw fear in her eyes. |
| 16 | 679 | This fear exhibited by her sister slave frightened Ellen even more. |
| 16 | 680 | "Please do not have me beaten, Master!" she called out to Targo, over her shoulder, lying on her belly, on the cement, grasping the ring, but he had left the shelf. |
| 16 | 681 | "I will be good, Master! I will be good, Master!" she cried, but he, as we have seen, was gone. |
| 16 | 682 | Then she cried out, in disbelief, and in pain. |
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But she had turned about and grasped the ring, the ring to which the ankle chain of the girl who had been to her left was chained.
The girl who was chained to the ring, who had been to her left, drew back, as far as the chain on her ankle would permit.
Ellen saw fear in her eyes.
This fear exhibited by her sister slave frightened Ellen even more.
"Please do not have me beaten, Master!" she called out to Targo, over her shoulder, lying on her belly, on the cement, grasping the ring, but he had left the shelf.
"I will be good, Master! I will be good, Master!" she cried, but he, as we have seen, was gone.
Then she cried out, in disbelief, and in pain.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16)