Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 21 | 468 | ' "'Yes, View more quotes about mistress">Mistress,' I said. |
| 21 | 469 | "'And the first thing you will tell him is that Ludmilla scolds him for his foolishness in sending such a note, and warns him to quake in terror of having incurred her displeasure for having done so,' and then she added, thoughtfully, 'and yet that she is inclined, as is her nature, to be merciful, indeed, that she is not altogether unmoved by his plight. |
| 21 | 470 | ' "'But should Mistress not confer with the noble Ludmilla before conveying these sentiments on her behalf?' I asked". |
| 21 | 471 | "Beware, Lavinia," I smiled. |
| 21 | 472 | "You are treading on dangerous ground". |
| 21 | 473 | "But she is such a haughty slut, Master!" said Lavinia. |
| 21 | 474 | "You speak of her as though she might be a slave," I said. |
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' "'Yes, Mistress,' I said.
"'And the first thing you will tell him is that Ludmilla scolds him for his foolishness in sending such a note, and warns him to quake in terror of having incurred her displeasure for having done so,' and then she added, thoughtfully, 'and yet that she is inclined, as is her nature, to be merciful, indeed, that she is not altogether unmoved by his plight.
' "'But should Mistress not confer with the noble Ludmilla before conveying these sentiments on her behalf?' I asked".
"Beware, Lavinia," I smiled.
"You are treading on dangerous ground".
"But she is such a haughty slut, Master!" said Lavinia.
"You speak of her as though she might be a slave," I said.
- (Magicians of Gor)