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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

The Streets of Argentum; The Belly Chain and Disk "Sir," I said, "forgive me for daring to speak to you, but only the kindness of your countenance encourages my audacity". - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1)
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19 1 The Streets of View more quotes about argentum">Argentum; The Belly Chain and Disk "Sir," I said, "forgive me for daring to speak to you, but only the kindness of your countenance encourages my audacity".

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 29 I was then over the grating.
18 30 "Your garments for the afternoon," said one of the fellows behind me, "are in the back hall, near the back entrance".
18 31 When I was ready to leave the tavern one of the men would check the alley, to make certain that my departure would be unnoticed.
19 1 The Streets of Argentum; The Belly Chain and Disk "Sir," I said, "forgive me for daring to speak to you, but only the kindness of your countenance encourages my audacity".
19 2 "Lady?" he inquired.
19 3 "I am in desperate straits," I whispered piteously.
19 4 "You are a beggar?" he asked.
I was then over the grating. "Your garments for the afternoon," said one of the fellows behind me, "are in the back hall, near the back entrance". When I was ready to leave the tavern one of the men would check the alley, to make certain that my departure would be unnoticed. The Streets of Argentum; The Belly Chain and Disk "Sir," I said, "forgive me for daring to speak to you, but only the kindness of your countenance encourages my audacity". "Lady?" he inquired. "I am in desperate straits," I whispered piteously. "You are a beggar?" he asked. - (Dancer of Gor)