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

"Then let us away, before the beasts return!" Mirus regarded her in rage. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #607)
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29 607 "Then let us away, before the View more quotes about beasts">beasts return!" Mirus regarded her in rage.

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

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29 604 "See! It will kill you if you try to hurt her! Come away! Let her go! Let her go! She is not important! She is only a slave! Only a slave! Do not concern yourself with a slave, a mere slave!" Mirus then, in fury, held the blade with one hand.
29 605 If he raised it, even a little, Borko growled, watching him.
29 606 "Free the other girls, Master," said Tupita.
29 607 "Then let us away, before the beasts return!" Mirus regarded her in rage.
29 608 "At one time you used to muchly pleasure yourself with me," said Tupita.
29 609 "Am I not still of interest to you? Have I become so unattractive? Have you forgotten? Is it so long ago?" Mirus made a noise, almost like an animal.
29 610 "See Tela there," she said.
"See! It will kill you if you try to hurt her! Come away! Let her go! Let her go! She is not important! She is only a slave! Only a slave! Do not concern yourself with a slave, a mere slave!" Mirus then, in fury, held the blade with one hand. If he raised it, even a little, Borko growled, watching him. "Free the other girls, Master," said Tupita. "Then let us away, before the beasts return!" Mirus regarded her in rage. "At one time you used to muchly pleasure yourself with me," said Tupita. "Am I not still of interest to you? Have I become so unattractive? Have you forgotten? Is it so long ago?" Mirus made a noise, almost like an animal. "See Tela there," she said. - (Dancer of Gor)