Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 33 | 688 | It had View more quotes about apparently">apparently removed itself from those premises, however, well before the downfall of the city". |
| 33 | 689 | Ligurious was looking at the tiles. |
| 33 | 690 | He did not look up. |
| 33 | 691 | "Ligurious?" asked Claudius. |
| 33 | 692 | "I know nothing of these things," said Ligurious, shrugging. |
| 33 | 693 | "Shall we see whose garments these are?" inquired Menicius, lifting the delicate undergarments of Earth clutched in his fist. |
| 33 | 694 | "Yes, yes," said various men in the room. |
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It had apparently removed itself from those premises, however, well before the downfall of the city".
Ligurious was looking at the tiles.
He did not look up.
"Ligurious?" asked Claudius.
"I know nothing of these things," said Ligurious, shrugging.
"Shall we see whose garments these are?" inquired Menicius, lifting the delicate undergarments of Earth clutched in his fist.
"Yes, yes," said various men in the room.
- (Kajira of Gor)