Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 26 | 900 | "Portus! Portus Canio!" "Yes," said Portus, turning about. |
| 26 | 901 | "How many guards were there with the prisoners?" "Four," said Portus. |
| 26 | 902 | "They are now bound and gagged, concealed in that declivity, and stripped, of course, for we required their uniforms". |
| 26 | 903 | "To them, and please them," said Selius Arconious, "with your kisses, and lips, and tongue and mouth. |
| 26 | 904 | Draw their seed forth, and leave no traces, for we do not wish them to be slain in the morning, signs of pleasure about their bodies". |
| 26 | 905 | "Master!" protested Ellen, in horror. |
| 26 | 906 | "You cannot be serious!" "They are doubtless good fellows," said Selius Arconious. |
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"Portus! Portus Canio!" "Yes," said Portus, turning about.
"How many guards were there with the prisoners?" "Four," said Portus.
"They are now bound and gagged, concealed in that declivity, and stripped, of course, for we required their uniforms".
"To them, and please them," said Selius Arconious, "with your kisses, and lips, and tongue and mouth.
Draw their seed forth, and leave no traces, for we do not wish them to be slain in the morning, signs of pleasure about their bodies".
"Master!" protested Ellen, in horror.
"You cannot be serious!" "They are doubtless good fellows," said Selius Arconious.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter )