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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had not failed to notice that Peggy had glanced, terrified, earlier, to Callimachus. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #330)
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28 330 He had not View more quotes about failed">failed to notice that Peggy had glanced, terrified, earlier, to Callimachus.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 327 Then, at his feet, she lifted her head, and, with her small hands, kneeling straight, parted her yellow silk.
28 328 She knelt then before him, a helpless slave, as she had been commanded, her breasts bared before his sword.
28 329 I saw Tasdron smile.
28 330 He had not failed to notice that Peggy had glanced, terrified, earlier, to Callimachus.
28 331 He now realized that one of his girls, Peggy, was, in effect, the helpless love slave of Callimachus.
28 332 I do not think that this displeased him.
28 333 Indeed, such information can be of great use in managing a girl.
Then, at his feet, she lifted her head, and, with her small hands, kneeling straight, parted her yellow silk. She knelt then before him, a helpless slave, as she had been commanded, her breasts bared before his sword. I saw Tasdron smile. He had not failed to notice that Peggy had glanced, terrified, earlier, to Callimachus. He now realized that one of his girls, Peggy, was, in effect, the helpless love slave of Callimachus. I do not think that this displeased him. Indeed, such information can be of great use in managing a girl. - (Rogue of Gor)