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

"Master," I begged, pressing myself against the side of Aulus's tharlarion, looking up at him, "please do not take me to the camp of the mercenaries, please! Please!" "Why?" he asked. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #146)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
26 146 "View more quotes about master">Master," I begged, pressing myself against the side of Aulus's tharlarion, looking up at him, "please do not take me to the camp of the mercenaries, please! Please!" "Why?" he asked.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
26 143 On the last night I had seen him in the tavern Mirus had told me that he and Hendow would die for one another.
26 144 I rose to my feet.
26 145 Only too clearly was Aulus going to accompany the captain to his camp.
26 146 "Master," I begged, pressing myself against the side of Aulus's tharlarion, looking up at him, "please do not take me to the camp of the mercenaries, please! Please!" "Why?" he asked.
26 147 "I fear one who may be in the camp," I said.
26 148 "Who?" he asked.
26 149 "Mirus, from Brundisium," I wept.
On the last night I had seen him in the tavern Mirus had told me that he and Hendow would die for one another. I rose to my feet. Only too clearly was Aulus going to accompany the captain to his camp. "Master," I begged, pressing myself against the side of Aulus's tharlarion, looking up at him, "please do not take me to the camp of the mercenaries, please! Please!" "Why?" he asked. "I fear one who may be in the camp," I said. "Who?" he asked. "Mirus, from Brundisium," I wept. - (Dancer of Gor)