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

I recalled, for example, his intense attraction toward the slave, Yakube, in Port Cos, on the wharf there. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #183)
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43 183 I View more quotes about recalled">recalled, for example, his intense attraction toward the slave, Yakube, in Port Cos, on the wharf there.

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

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43 180 I watched him withdraw.
43 181 I was rather pleased with the proceedings of the morning, though it must now be noon, or after.
43 182 I had expected that Marcus would be strongly attracted to Phoebe, for she was an extraordinarily lovely example of a type that he found almost maddeningly irresistible.
43 183 I recalled, for example, his intense attraction toward the slave, Yakube, in Port Cos, on the wharf there.
43 184 To be sure, suspecting her to be of Cos, I had feared he might attempt to kill her.
43 185 Fortunately, as I have mentioned, she had only been from somewhere about White Water, on the Vosk.
43 186 But even though I had expected Marcus would find Phoebe of extreme interest, I had not anticipated that his interest would have been as arresting and profound as it apparently was.
I watched him withdraw. I was rather pleased with the proceedings of the morning, though it must now be noon, or after. I had expected that Marcus would be strongly attracted to Phoebe, for she was an extraordinarily lovely example of a type that he found almost maddeningly irresistible. I recalled, for example, his intense attraction toward the slave, Yakube, in Port Cos, on the wharf there. To be sure, suspecting her to be of Cos, I had feared he might attempt to kill her. Fortunately, as I have mentioned, she had only been from somewhere about White Water, on the Vosk. But even though I had expected Marcus would find Phoebe of extreme interest, I had not anticipated that his interest would have been as arresting and profound as it apparently was. - (Vagabonds of Gor)