Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 22 | 124 | Some of the slaves already, to the music of the czehars and other instruments, which was clearly audible everywhere in the camp, danced. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 22 | 121 | "You have seen nothing, slave girl," said one of the men. |
| 22 | 122 | "Yes, Master," said Ellen, and, turning about, made her way to the ka-la-na vat, to fill once more her pitcher. |
| 22 | 123 | As she made her way back to the vat she skirted about a dancing circle near one of the fires. |
| 22 | 124 | Some of the slaves already, to the music of the czehars and other instruments, which was clearly audible everywhere in the camp, danced. |
| 22 | 125 | Ellen was pleased that the slaves danced. |
| 22 | 126 | Doubtless the free woman was all right. |
| 22 | 127 | Doubtless, even now, she was returning to Brundisium. |
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"You have seen nothing, slave girl," said one of the men.
"Yes, Master," said Ellen, and, turning about, made her way to the ka-la-na vat, to fill once more her pitcher.
As she made her way back to the vat she skirted about a dancing circle near one of the fires.
Some of the slaves already, to the music of the czehars and other instruments, which was clearly audible everywhere in the camp, danced.
Ellen was pleased that the slaves danced.
Doubtless the free woman was all right.
Doubtless, even now, she was returning to Brundisium.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter 22)