Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 27 | 461 | She recalled the steam and misery, the cruel labors, of the laundry in the house of Mirus. |
| 27 | 462 | Gor has many such employments for the inept and less than fully pleasing. |
| 27 | 463 | She stood up then, clinging to the bronzeshod wheel. |
| 27 | 464 | "tal!" called Portus Canio, pleasantly enough, from before the bench of the wagon box, where he stood. |
| 27 | 465 | Ellen saw the six riders, on tharlarion, in the hands of two of which were the leashes of two gray hunting sleen, which crouched down, their rear haunches trembling, as though readying themselves for a charge. |
| 27 | 466 | Their hunt had been successful, and they were now ready for a reward, a feeding. |
| 27 | 467 | "By the Priest-Kings," whispered a man, regarding the five beasts who, some yards apart, were in advance of the riders. |
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She recalled the steam and misery, the cruel labors, of the laundry in the house of Mirus.
Gor has many such employments for the inept and less than fully pleasing.
She stood up then, clinging to the bronzeshod wheel.
"tal!" called Portus Canio, pleasantly enough, from before the bench of the wagon box, where he stood.
Ellen saw the six riders, on tharlarion, in the hands of two of which were the leashes of two gray hunting sleen, which crouched down, their rear haunches trembling, as though readying themselves for a charge.
Their hunt had been successful, and they were now ready for a reward, a feeding.
"By the Priest-Kings," whispered a man, regarding the five beasts who, some yards apart, were in advance of the riders.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter )