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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

He leaned forward, as though he might peer through the veils themselves. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #742)
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20 742 He leaned View more quotes about forward">forward, as though he might peer through the veils themselves.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 739 But I did not get up.
20 740 "You!" she suddenly said, from behind her veils, seeing Calliodorus, of Port Cos, captain of the Tais.
20 741 "You?" He seemed startled.
20 742 He leaned forward, as though he might peer through the veils themselves.
20 743 "You are Calliodorus," she said, "of Port Cos!" I had not told her, of course, that Calliodorus was to be a guest at our supper.
20 744 "You!" he cried, suddenly.
20 745 "Can it be you? No! It cannot be you! It cannot! Not after all these years!" "It is I," she said, trembling.
But I did not get up. "You!" she suddenly said, from behind her veils, seeing Calliodorus, of Port Cos, captain of the Tais. "You?" He seemed startled. He leaned forward, as though he might peer through the veils themselves. "You are Calliodorus," she said, "of Port Cos!" I had not told her, of course, that Calliodorus was to be a guest at our supper. "You!" he cried, suddenly. "Can it be you? No! It cannot be you! It cannot! Not after all these years!" "It is I," she said, trembling. - (Guardsman of Gor)