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

I forced myself to remember that I had come here in response to a message, that I was expected to be partner to some sort of rendezvous. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #424)
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25 424 I View more quotes about forced">forced myself to remember that I had come here in response to a message, that I was expected to be partner to some sort of rendezvous.

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

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25 421 A short, dark-skinned girl, plump and meaty, one about whose femaleness there could be no doubt, with long, swirling black hair, spun forward and writhed before me.
25 422 She had soft, full, pouting lips, of the sort that seem made for the raping of the master's kiss.
25 423 If she had ever been a free woman, doubtless she had been warned to keep those lips veiled, lest they attract the attention of slavers.
25 424 I forced myself to remember that I had come here in response to a message, that I was expected to be partner to some sort of rendezvous.
25 425 I had left Hurtha at the insula, with Feiqa, though by now, a lusty fellow, he was doubtless somewhere else on the street, Feiqa left behind, chained to her ring in the room.
25 426 I did not know if there would be danger, or not.
25 427 At any rate, if there were to be any danger, it did not seem to me appropriate that I should enter my hearty companion of the road into it.
A short, dark-skinned girl, plump and meaty, one about whose femaleness there could be no doubt, with long, swirling black hair, spun forward and writhed before me. She had soft, full, pouting lips, of the sort that seem made for the raping of the master's kiss. If she had ever been a free woman, doubtless she had been warned to keep those lips veiled, lest they attract the attention of slavers. I forced myself to remember that I had come here in response to a message, that I was expected to be partner to some sort of rendezvous. I had left Hurtha at the insula, with Feiqa, though by now, a lusty fellow, he was doubtless somewhere else on the street, Feiqa left behind, chained to her ring in the room. I did not know if there would be danger, or not. At any rate, if there were to be any danger, it did not seem to me appropriate that I should enter my hearty companion of the road into it. - (Mercenaries of Gor)