Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 16 | 433 | It is View more quotes about pleasant">pleasant that such women live, particularly when they are put in collars and chains. |
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 16 | 430 | "What is wrong?" asked Grunt. |
| 16 | 431 | "Nothing," I said. |
| 16 | 432 | I was pleased, first, that the Lady Mira lived. |
| 16 | 433 | It is pleasant that such women live, particularly when they are put in collars and chains. |
| 16 | 434 | Secondly it amused me that the fair agent's utility to Kurii had been, in this unexpected and charming fashion, so abruptly and conclusively terminated. |
| 16 | 435 | Thirdly she could doubtless be persuaded, in one way or another, to give me a first-hand account of the battle, at least in so far as it had swept in its courses about her. |
| 16 | 436 | "Where is she?" I asked Pumpkin. |
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"What is wrong?" asked Grunt.
"Nothing," I said.
I was pleased, first, that the Lady Mira lived.
It is pleasant that such women live, particularly when they are put in collars and chains.
Secondly it amused me that the fair agent's utility to Kurii had been, in this unexpected and charming fashion, so abruptly and conclusively terminated.
Thirdly she could doubtless be persuaded, in one way or another, to give me a first-hand account of the battle, at least in so far as it had swept in its courses about her.
"Where is she?" I asked Pumpkin.
- (Savages of Gor)