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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"No," said Marcus, absently, rather lost in the rapturous consideration of his lovely slave. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #97)
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2 97 "No," said Marcus, absently, View more quotes about rather">rather lost in the rapturous consideration of his lovely slave.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 94 "You are a pretty slave, slut of Cos," said Marcus to the girl, grudgingly.
2 95 "A girl is pleased, if she is found pleasing by her master," said Phoebe.
2 96 "Surely, by now," I said to Marcus, "you have thought the better of your mad project".
2 97 "No," said Marcus, absently, rather lost in the rapturous consideration of his lovely slave.
2 98 The Home Stone of Ar's Station, as I have suggested, was in Ar.
2 99 It was primarily in connection with this fact that Marcus had come to Ar.
2 100 "She is marvelously beautiful," said Marcus.
"You are a pretty slave, slut of Cos," said Marcus to the girl, grudgingly. "A girl is pleased, if she is found pleasing by her master," said Phoebe. "Surely, by now," I said to Marcus, "you have thought the better of your mad project". "No," said Marcus, absently, rather lost in the rapturous consideration of his lovely slave. The Home Stone of Ar's Station, as I have suggested, was in Ar. It was primarily in connection with this fact that Marcus had come to Ar. "She is marvelously beautiful," said Marcus. - (Magicians of Gor)