Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 79 | 353 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps Corinna had only herself to blame, as her veil work had driven her master mad with instant need. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 79 | 350 | Cabot followed her to the fire, and sat down, cross-legged, in his place. |
| 79 | 351 | He was pleased to see that Corinna and Peisistratus had rejoined the group. |
| 79 | 352 | Peisistratus had not kept her long. |
| 79 | 353 | Perhaps Corinna had only herself to blame, as her veil work had driven her master mad with instant need. |
| 79 | 354 | Doubtless, after the feast, as he had regained his composure, she would serve him again, for perhaps one or two Ahn, or more, perhaps until the forest, in its softness, and dampness, was ready to awaken. |
| 79 | 355 | The tabor joined the flute, and then, suddenly, too, the kalika. |
| 79 | 356 | "Dance!" cried men. |
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Cabot followed her to the fire, and sat down, cross-legged, in his place.
He was pleased to see that Corinna and Peisistratus had rejoined the group.
Peisistratus had not kept her long.
Perhaps Corinna had only herself to blame, as her veil work had driven her master mad with instant need.
Doubtless, after the feast, as he had regained his composure, she would serve him again, for perhaps one or two Ahn, or more, perhaps until the forest, in its softness, and dampness, was ready to awaken.
The tabor joined the flute, and then, suddenly, too, the kalika.
"Dance!" cried men.
- (Kur of Gor)