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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

That evening, having missed the fourth feeding, she returned late to the quarters I was sharing with Misk, a number of plastic scrolls in her arms which she had managed to borrow from various humans in the Nest. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #292)
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5 292 That View more quotes about evening">evening, having missed the fourth feeding, she returned late to the quarters I was sharing with Misk, a number of plastic scrolls in her arms which she had managed to borrow from various humans in the Nest.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 289 I, for one, could use a bit of fungus and water".
5 290 We left Elizabeth in the room and went to eat.
5 291 She seemed too excited to accompany us and kept reading the plastic sheet over and over.
5 292 That evening, having missed the fourth feeding, she returned late to the quarters I was sharing with Misk, a number of plastic scrolls in her arms which she had managed to borrow from various humans in the Nest.
5 293 I had saved her a bit of fungus which she chewed on while sitting in the corner raptly unrolling a scroll.
5 294 It was all I could do to keep her from reading the scroll out loud.
5 295 Even so, she would interrupt us frequently by saying, "Listen to this!" and read some passage which seemed particularly telling.
I, for one, could use a bit of fungus and water". We left Elizabeth in the room and went to eat. She seemed too excited to accompany us and kept reading the plastic sheet over and over. That evening, having missed the fourth feeding, she returned late to the quarters I was sharing with Misk, a number of plastic scrolls in her arms which she had managed to borrow from various humans in the Nest. I had saved her a bit of fungus which she chewed on while sitting in the corner raptly unrolling a scroll. It was all I could do to keep her from reading the scroll out loud. Even so, she would interrupt us frequently by saying, "Listen to this!" and read some passage which seemed particularly telling. - (Assassin of Gor)