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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Regarding them, kneeling before us, pleading, in their tiny, form-clinging tunics, and close-fitting collars, I was again impressed with the quality of the ship's kajirae. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #361)
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21 361 View more quotes about regarding">Regarding them, kneeling before us, pleading, in their tiny, form-clinging tunics, and close-fitting collars, I was again impressed with the quality of the ship's kajirae.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
21 358 "Perhaps you would like to go ashore".
21 359 "Yes, oh, yes, Master!" they wept.
21 360 There must have been some twenty before us, and I could see other such groups about the deck, imploring others.
21 361 Regarding them, kneeling before us, pleading, in their tiny, form-clinging tunics, and close-fitting collars, I was again impressed with the quality of the ship's kajirae.
21 362 The Pani had made many excellent purchases.
21 363 It occurred to me that perhaps they had not been bought to be sold, actually, but, rather, to be distributed, as gifts.
21 364 Certainly there was not one but what would make a lovely gift.
"Perhaps you would like to go ashore". "Yes, oh, yes, Master!" they wept. There must have been some twenty before us, and I could see other such groups about the deck, imploring others. Regarding them, kneeling before us, pleading, in their tiny, form-clinging tunics, and close-fitting collars, I was again impressed with the quality of the ship's kajirae. The Pani had made many excellent purchases. It occurred to me that perhaps they had not been bought to be sold, actually, but, rather, to be distributed, as gifts. Certainly there was not one but what would make a lovely gift. - (Mariners of Gor)