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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Yes," I said, sitting down, cross-legged, behind the small table. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #59)
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25 59 "Yes," I said, View more quotes about sitting">sitting down, cross-legged, behind the small table.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 56 Too, there were many dark places and shadows.
25 57 Some men are fond of privacy in such a place.
25 58 "Is this satisfactory?" she asked.
25 59 "Yes," I said, sitting down, cross-legged, behind the small table.
25 60 "Oh!" said a woman, near me, half rearing up on a mat, and I saw her eyes, startled, for an instant, and that she was blond, and that her flesh appeared interesting in the light, and then she, the chain on her neck fastening her to the slave ring near the mat, was thrust back on the mat.
25 61 "Oh, yes!" she cried.
25 62 "Yes, Master!" "Are you he called Tarl, of Port Kar?" asked the woman who had conducted me to my place.
Too, there were many dark places and shadows. Some men are fond of privacy in such a place. "Is this satisfactory?" she asked. "Yes," I said, sitting down, cross-legged, behind the small table. "Oh!" said a woman, near me, half rearing up on a mat, and I saw her eyes, startled, for an instant, and that she was blond, and that her flesh appeared interesting in the light, and then she, the chain on her neck fastening her to the slave ring near the mat, was thrust back on the mat. "Oh, yes!" she cried. "Yes, Master!" "Are you he called Tarl, of Port Kar?" asked the woman who had conducted me to my place. - (Mercenaries of Gor)