Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 187 | It would View more quotes about certainly">certainly be in her best interest for Aemilianus, Captain in Ar's Station, to have accepted her invitation to our meeting. |
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Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 184 | "I trust so, my Master," she whispered, trembling. |
| 28 | 185 | She then rose to her feet and, taking the tray, with a rustle of bells, frightened, almost fled from the room. |
| 28 | 186 | I smiled. |
| 28 | 187 | It would certainly be in her best interest for Aemilianus, Captain in Ar's Station, to have accepted her invitation to our meeting. |
| 28 | 188 | If he did not do so, she would doubtless be whipped, and well. |
| 28 | 189 | Callisthenes looked to the door through which Peggy, a moment before, had disappeared. |
| 28 | 190 | "A pretty, well-curved slave," he mused. |
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"I trust so, my Master," she whispered, trembling.
She then rose to her feet and, taking the tray, with a rustle of bells, frightened, almost fled from the room.
I smiled.
It would certainly be in her best interest for Aemilianus, Captain in Ar's Station, to have accepted her invitation to our meeting.
If he did not do so, she would doubtless be whipped, and well.
Callisthenes looked to the door through which Peggy, a moment before, had disappeared.
"A pretty, well-curved slave," he mused.
- (Rogue of Gor)