Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 631 | I did not so much as View more quotes about glance">glance at he in whose charge I was, Master Desmond, whom I supposed of the Metal Workers. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 628 | It was growing late. |
| 18 | 629 | * * * * "Dear friends," said a tavern's man, "we must, in ten Ehn, extinguish the lamps". |
| 18 | 630 | I was half asleep, lying beside the table. |
| 18 | 631 | I did not so much as glance at he in whose charge I was, Master Desmond, whom I supposed of the Metal Workers. |
| 18 | 632 | He had returned from the alcove, after an Ahn or so, in a splendid mood. |
| 18 | 633 | Certainly I well loathed him, he in whose charge I was. |
| 18 | 634 | Might I not be better placed in the charge of another, but who? Jane, as I understood it, would report to Astrinax, and Eve to Lykos. |
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It was growing late.
* * * * "Dear friends," said a tavern's man, "we must, in ten Ehn, extinguish the lamps".
I was half asleep, lying beside the table.
I did not so much as glance at he in whose charge I was, Master Desmond, whom I supposed of the Metal Workers.
He had returned from the alcove, after an Ahn or so, in a splendid mood.
Certainly I well loathed him, he in whose charge I was.
Might I not be better placed in the charge of another, but who? Jane, as I understood it, would report to Astrinax, and Eve to Lykos.
- (Conspirators of Gor)