Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 405 | She was clever, inventive, and cunning. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 402 | "'You View more quotes about love">love Milo!' she announced suddenly. |
| 21 | 403 | 'You! I see it! You! You silly little chit, you meaningless little collared slut! You, who are less than a verr or tarsk, you who are less than the dirt on the street, love Milo!' "'So, too, do a thousand women in Ar!' I cried". |
| 21 | 404 | I was very much impressed with the wit and ingenuity with which Lavinia had conducted her interview with the Ubara. |
| 21 | 405 | She was clever, inventive, and cunning. |
| 21 | 406 | I had little doubt she had succeeded in deluding the Ubara. |
| 21 | 407 | In one aspect, however, I fear, and this struck me suddenly, she had revealed a profound, if tragic, truth. |
| 21 | 408 | The poor little slave was, indeed, in love with the handsome Milo. |
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"'You love Milo!' she announced suddenly.
'You! I see it! You! You silly little chit, you meaningless little collared slut! You, who are less than a verr or tarsk, you who are less than the dirt on the street, love Milo!' "'So, too, do a thousand women in Ar!' I cried".
I was very much impressed with the wit and ingenuity with which Lavinia had conducted her interview with the Ubara.
She was clever, inventive, and cunning.
I had little doubt she had succeeded in deluding the Ubara.
In one aspect, however, I fear, and this struck me suddenly, she had revealed a profound, if tragic, truth.
The poor little slave was, indeed, in love with the handsome Milo.
- (Magicians of Gor)