Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 27 | 434 | She felt ill. |
| 27 | 435 | She was miserable. |
| 27 | 436 | She felt a coldness in the pit of her stomach. |
| 27 | 437 | Why did she not rejoice? Was she not to be rescued from the grasp of he whom she feared and hated, her cruel master, Selius Arconious? She had little doubt then, though she could not yet see them, who followed them. |
| 27 | 438 | As property, as slave, she knew she was subject to seizure and theft. |
| 27 | 439 | She could be seized and carried away with no more compunction, no more consideration or thought, than would be accorded to a verr or tarsk, two other forms of domestic animal. |
| 27 | 440 | "Can you see the sleen?" "Yes, there are two. |
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She felt ill.
She was miserable.
She felt a coldness in the pit of her stomach.
Why did she not rejoice? Was she not to be rescued from the grasp of he whom she feared and hated, her cruel master, Selius Arconious? She had little doubt then, though she could not yet see them, who followed them.
As property, as slave, she knew she was subject to seizure and theft.
She could be seized and carried away with no more compunction, no more consideration or thought, than would be accorded to a verr or tarsk, two other forms of domestic animal.
"Can you see the sleen?" "Yes, there are two.
- (Prize of Gor, Chapter )