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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Do you recall a camp in the marsh, some days ago," I asked, "to the southeast, an evening, a prisoner?" She looked down, frightened. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #539)
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19 539 "Do you View more quotes about recall">recall a camp in the marsh, some days ago," I asked, "to the southeast, an evening, a prisoner?" She looked down, frightened.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 536 "Yes!" she said.
19 537 "Do you not recognize me?" I asked.
19 538 "Should I?" she asked.
19 539 "Do you recall a camp in the marsh, some days ago," I asked, "to the southeast, an evening, a prisoner?" She looked down, frightened.
19 540 "And did you not," I asked, "boldly, to torture me, I helpless before you, show me your ankles?" "Oh!" she said.
19 541 "Yes," I said, touching her ankles, "they would look well in shackles".
19 542 "You!" she wept.
"Yes!" she said. "Do you not recognize me?" I asked. "Should I?" she asked. "Do you recall a camp in the marsh, some days ago," I asked, "to the southeast, an evening, a prisoner?" She looked down, frightened. "And did you not," I asked, "boldly, to torture me, I helpless before you, show me your ankles?" "Oh!" she said. "Yes," I said, touching her ankles, "they would look well in shackles". "You!" she wept. - (Vagabonds of Gor)