Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 321 | "Well met!" said View more quotes about portus">Portus Canio, gratefully. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 318 | She reddened, angrily. |
| 28 | 319 | Doubtless he knew her an Earth woman! He seemed amused then, to see her here, on this world, so far from her old world, on a world so different from her old world, she here reduced to a natural woman, reduced fittingly to a collared slave, anxiously hastening to serve masters. |
| 28 | 320 | Later, their simple repast finished, the men rose up. |
| 28 | 321 | "Well met!" said Portus Canio, gratefully. |
| 28 | 322 | "Well met," said Bosk of Port Kar. |
| 28 | 323 | The men clasped hands, and embraced, and then Bosk of Port Kar, Port Kar a port on the Tamber Gulf, rumored to be a den of cutthroats and pirates, and Marcus, of Ar's Station, once an outpost of Ar on the distant Vosk, took their leave. |
| 28 | 324 | The slave watched them disappear in the long grasses. |
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She reddened, angrily.
Doubtless he knew her an Earth woman! He seemed amused then, to see her here, on this world, so far from her old world, on a world so different from her old world, she here reduced to a natural woman, reduced fittingly to a collared slave, anxiously hastening to serve masters.
Later, their simple repast finished, the men rose up.
"Well met!" said Portus Canio, gratefully.
"Well met," said Bosk of Port Kar.
The men clasped hands, and embraced, and then Bosk of Port Kar, Port Kar a port on the Tamber Gulf, rumored to be a den of cutthroats and pirates, and Marcus, of Ar's Station, once an outpost of Ar on the distant Vosk, took their leave.
The slave watched them disappear in the long grasses.
- (Prize of Gor)