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

"What do you suggest?" asked the man with the lantern. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #155)
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23 155 "What do you suggest?" View more quotes about asked">asked the man with the lantern.

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

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23 152 "They will not find her," said a man, quietly.
23 153 "But the search will be made, in any event," said Mirus.
23 154 "And I, for one, am not eager to find our business, and our friends, the objects of official scrutiny".
23 155 "What do you suggest?" asked the man with the lantern.
23 156 "What do you understand of what you have seen?" Mirus asked the kneeling slave.
23 157 "I understand nothing of what I have seen, Master," she said.
23 158 "I am only an animal, a meaningless, inconsequential beast, a slave, Master!" "Will you speak of what you have seen?" asked Mirus.
"They will not find her," said a man, quietly. "But the search will be made, in any event," said Mirus. "And I, for one, am not eager to find our business, and our friends, the objects of official scrutiny". "What do you suggest?" asked the man with the lantern. "What do you understand of what you have seen?" Mirus asked the kneeling slave. "I understand nothing of what I have seen, Master," she said. "I am only an animal, a meaningless, inconsequential beast, a slave, Master!" "Will you speak of what you have seen?" asked Mirus. - (Prize of Gor)