• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"field "

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Perhaps, she thought, she should run after him, to apologize, she, in her fifties, and despite her status as an academician, one not unknown in her field, surely one with suitable publications, one with, too, impeccable credentials. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #207)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 207 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps, she thought, she should run after him, to apologize, she, in her fifties, and despite her status as an academician, one not unknown in her field, surely one with suitable publications, one with, too, impeccable credentials.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 204 A husband and wife, interestingly, were to sing Rodolfo and Mimi in that production.
2 205 "Good-day," he said, and turned away, moving toward the exit.
2 206 She felt herself a fool, and how annoyed he must have been, though his demeanor was the image of forbearance and courtesy itself.
2 207 Perhaps, she thought, she should run after him, to apologize, she, in her fifties, and despite her status as an academician, one not unknown in her field, surely one with suitable publications, one with, too, impeccable credentials.
2 208 But that would not do, of course.
2 209 She should not run after him.
2 210 It was only an oddity, a coincidence, something to be forgotten by tomorrow.
A husband and wife, interestingly, were to sing Rodolfo and Mimi in that production. "Good-day," he said, and turned away, moving toward the exit. She felt herself a fool, and how annoyed he must have been, though his demeanor was the image of forbearance and courtesy itself. Perhaps, she thought, she should run after him, to apologize, she, in her fifties, and despite her status as an academician, one not unknown in her field, surely one with suitable publications, one with, too, impeccable credentials. But that would not do, of course. She should not run after him. It was only an oddity, a coincidence, something to be forgotten by tomorrow. - (Prize of Gor)