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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Perhaps, rather," I said, "you wished merely to look upon the sea, in the early morning, to hear the gulls, and such". - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #152)
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4 152 "View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps, rather," I said, "you wished merely to look upon the sea, in the early morning, to hear the gulls, and such".

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 149 "I was not following you," she said.
4 150 "I was fetching water, I lost my way".
4 151 "And forgot containers, in which water might be brought?" She was silent.
4 152 "Perhaps, rather," I said, "you wished merely to look upon the sea, in the early morning, to hear the gulls, and such".
4 153 "Yes," she said, "that is it!" "But you feared to be caught, unengaged in labors, lest Pertinax, your master, beat you for dalliance?" "You have found me out," she said, sadly.
4 154 "Please do not inform my master".
4 155 "Your severe master?" "Yes," she said, head down, "I do not wish to be beaten".
"I was not following you," she said. "I was fetching water, I lost my way". "And forgot containers, in which water might be brought?" She was silent. "Perhaps, rather," I said, "you wished merely to look upon the sea, in the early morning, to hear the gulls, and such". "Yes," she said, "that is it!" "But you feared to be caught, unengaged in labors, lest Pertinax, your master, beat you for dalliance?" "You have found me out," she said, sadly. "Please do not inform my master". "Your severe master?" "Yes," she said, head down, "I do not wish to be beaten". - (Swordsmen of Gor)