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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then, unmistakably, I heard her run to Vancius and, apparently to his surprise, and consternation, but not displeasure, she flung herself into his arms. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #93)
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21 93 Then, unmistakably, I heard her run to Vancius and, View more quotes about apparently">apparently to his surprise, and consternation, but not displeasure, she flung herself into his arms.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
21 90 I heard light, bare feet run into the room.
21 91 "Vancius!" I heard a girl cry.
21 92 I could not place the voice.
21 93 Then, unmistakably, I heard her run to Vancius and, apparently to his surprise, and consternation, but not displeasure, she flung herself into his arms.
21 94 I heard their words not plainly, his question, her asseverations of passion, mixed in the meetings of their mouths.
21 95 I gathered it was a slave girl, many of whom are extraordinarily passionate, who had seen him, followed him, and was now desperately importuning him for his touch.
21 96 "Vancius, I am yours!" I heard.
I heard light, bare feet run into the room. "Vancius!" I heard a girl cry. I could not place the voice. Then, unmistakably, I heard her run to Vancius and, apparently to his surprise, and consternation, but not displeasure, she flung herself into his arms. I heard their words not plainly, his question, her asseverations of passion, mixed in the meetings of their mouths. I gathered it was a slave girl, many of whom are extraordinarily passionate, who had seen him, followed him, and was now desperately importuning him for his touch. "Vancius, I am yours!" I heard. - (Assassin of Gor)