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

"I myself," said Thrasilicus, "was the first to note Miss Wentworth, at a business luncheon, in which she was rather obviously cultivating potential clients. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #474)
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10 474 "I View more quotes about myself">myself," said Thrasilicus, "was the first to note Miss Wentworth, at a business luncheon, in which she was rather obviously cultivating potential clients.

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

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10 471 "Please," said Lord Nishida, gently cautioning Miss Wentworth to silence.
10 472 "These colleagues," continued Thrasilicus, "when they are convinced of the potential value of a given woman, enter her on an acquisition list".
10 473 "I do not understand!" said Miss Wentworth.
10 474 "I myself," said Thrasilicus, "was the first to note Miss Wentworth, at a business luncheon, in which she was rather obviously cultivating potential clients.
10 475 For a woman of Earth she was unusually attractive, and I thought something might be done with her.
10 476 I was there, of course, as Stevens, of Stevens and Associates.
10 477 She introduced herself, engaged in conversation, even light-hearted banter, and subtly attempted to suggest, from the very first, that she found me physically attractive.
"Please," said Lord Nishida, gently cautioning Miss Wentworth to silence. "These colleagues," continued Thrasilicus, "when they are convinced of the potential value of a given woman, enter her on an acquisition list". "I do not understand!" said Miss Wentworth. "I myself," said Thrasilicus, "was the first to note Miss Wentworth, at a business luncheon, in which she was rather obviously cultivating potential clients. For a woman of Earth she was unusually attractive, and I thought something might be done with her. I was there, of course, as Stevens, of Stevens and Associates. She introduced herself, engaged in conversation, even light-hearted banter, and subtly attempted to suggest, from the very first, that she found me physically attractive. - (Swordsmen of Gor)