Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 37 | 500 | "I am heated! I flame! View more quotes about please">Please, please, Master!" With a great cry, he seized her in his arms, turned her, and flung her beneath him, across the scrap of tunic which had been brought to the room earlier by Captain Nakamura. |
| 37 | 501 | I thought it well, then, to exit the room. |
| 37 | 502 | I left the door open, behind me, however, as she was not a free woman, but a slave. |
| 37 | 503 | Eventually the eighteenth bar sounded. |
| 37 | 504 | I secured one of the public lamps, and reentered the room. |
| 37 | 505 | "I do not think," I said, "that the River Dragon will make the morning tide. |
| 37 | 506 | Commerce proceeds apace, and ever new Merchants, now even from Market of Semris, arrive each Ahn. |
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"I am heated! I flame! Please, please, Master!" With a great cry, he seized her in his arms, turned her, and flung her beneath him, across the scrap of tunic which had been brought to the room earlier by Captain Nakamura.
I thought it well, then, to exit the room.
I left the door open, behind me, however, as she was not a free woman, but a slave.
Eventually the eighteenth bar sounded.
I secured one of the public lamps, and reentered the room.
"I do not think," I said, "that the River Dragon will make the morning tide.
Commerce proceeds apace, and ever new Merchants, now even from Market of Semris, arrive each Ahn.
- (Mariners of Gor)