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

Certainly, after the incident, Tutina had appeared to be uneasy, and perhaps apprehensive. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #79)
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4 79 View more quotes about certainly">Certainly, after the incident, Tutina had appeared to be uneasy, and perhaps apprehensive.

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

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4 76 Lastly the older woman sensed, from the sharpness with which the command had been issued, that the young man was not pleased with Tutina.
4 77 That doubtless went back to Tutina's protest when the young man had invited her to seat herself.
4 78 The older woman suspected that the young man might recall this lapse, if lapse it was, to Tutina when they were alone.
4 79 Certainly, after the incident, Tutina had appeared to be uneasy, and perhaps apprehensive.
4 80 The older woman recalled that the young man had made a casual reference to "discipline".
4 81 She had not understand the reference, but, somehow, it had frightened her.
4 82 She recalled that the reference had been made easily, almost in passing, treating it as though it might be something unimportant, something trivial, a mere matter of course, something to be simply taken for granted.
Lastly the older woman sensed, from the sharpness with which the command had been issued, that the young man was not pleased with Tutina. That doubtless went back to Tutina's protest when the young man had invited her to seat herself. The older woman suspected that the young man might recall this lapse, if lapse it was, to Tutina when they were alone. Certainly, after the incident, Tutina had appeared to be uneasy, and perhaps apprehensive. The older woman recalled that the young man had made a casual reference to "discipline". She had not understand the reference, but, somehow, it had frightened her. She recalled that the reference had been made easily, almost in passing, treating it as though it might be something unimportant, something trivial, a mere matter of course, something to be simply taken for granted. - (Prize of Gor)