Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 19 | 627 | To one side, behind a curtain, she saw slaves, in silk, doubtless waiting to dance for their master's customers. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 19 | 624 | The larger beasts can be brought into the city only after sunset, when the streets are freer of traffic. |
| 19 | 625 | In two markets, she saw slaves, some exhibited on a shelf, as she had been, others in small cages. |
| 19 | 626 | In another place, within a rectangle of canvas walls, on a small stage, as the music of flutes and a czehar drifted upward, she saw acrobats, jugglers and fire-eaters. |
| 19 | 627 | To one side, behind a curtain, she saw slaves, in silk, doubtless waiting to dance for their master's customers. |
| 19 | 628 | It is common to save the best dancers for last. |
| 19 | 629 | The basket swung on the ropes. |
| 19 | 630 | Ellen released one hand from the wicker, to clutch a rope. |
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The larger beasts can be brought into the city only after sunset, when the streets are freer of traffic.
In two markets, she saw slaves, some exhibited on a shelf, as she had been, others in small cages.
In another place, within a rectangle of canvas walls, on a small stage, as the music of flutes and a czehar drifted upward, she saw acrobats, jugglers and fire-eaters.
To one side, behind a curtain, she saw slaves, in silk, doubtless waiting to dance for their master's customers.
It is common to save the best dancers for last.
The basket swung on the ropes.
Ellen released one hand from the wicker, to clutch a rope.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter 19)