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

"That is possibly it! And Tela was first on the chain, and serving in the tent of the overseer! That, too, might have convinced the beast that she was a suitable acquisition!" "What of me, and Cara?" asked Mina. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #187)
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28 187 "That is View more quotes about possibly">possibly it! And Tela was first on the chain, and serving in the tent of the overseer! That, too, might have convinced the beast that she was a suitable acquisition!" "What of me, and Cara?" asked Mina.

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

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28 184 Who is going to gainsay him with his company of mercenaries?" "True," I said.
28 185 "But," she said, "there may be more than a coincidence here.
28 186 Might it not be that the beast, not of our kind, was, in effect, utilizing the choices of Vacchi, as guaranteeing that his pickups would presumably be such that they would be attractive to human males?" "Yes!" I said.
28 187 "That is possibly it! And Tela was first on the chain, and serving in the tent of the overseer! That, too, might have convinced the beast that she was a suitable acquisition!" "What of me, and Cara?" asked Mina.
28 188 "Were you serving near the fence?" I asked.
28 189 "Was your chain there shortly before your capture?" "Yes," said Mina.
28 190 "Perhaps you were pointed out, by men, to the beast," I said, "in effect designated as suitable quarry".
Who is going to gainsay him with his company of mercenaries?" "True," I said. "But," she said, "there may be more than a coincidence here. Might it not be that the beast, not of our kind, was, in effect, utilizing the choices of Vacchi, as guaranteeing that his pickups would presumably be such that they would be attractive to human males?" "Yes!" I said. "That is possibly it! And Tela was first on the chain, and serving in the tent of the overseer! That, too, might have convinced the beast that she was a suitable acquisition!" "What of me, and Cara?" asked Mina. "Were you serving near the fence?" I asked. "Was your chain there shortly before your capture?" "Yes," said Mina. "Perhaps you were pointed out, by men, to the beast," I said, "in effect designated as suitable quarry". - (Dancer of Gor)