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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

The men continued to converse, about many things, things of interest to men, techniques of hunting, the best seasons and terrains, the politics of mighty Ar, the taverns of Venna, the Vennan races, the breeds of tharlarion, the kaiila and slaves they had owned, and such. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #100)
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22 100 The men View more quotes about continued">continued to converse, about many things, things of interest to men, techniques of hunting, the best seasons and terrains, the politics of mighty Ar, the taverns of Venna, the Vennan races, the breeds of tharlarion, the kaiila and slaves they had owned, and such.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 97 He then released my ankle, and I hurried away.
22 98 "Paga!" he called to Jane.
22 99 "Yes, Master," she said, hurrying to him.
22 100 The men continued to converse, about many things, things of interest to men, techniques of hunting, the best seasons and terrains, the politics of mighty Ar, the taverns of Venna, the Vennan races, the breeds of tharlarion, the kaiila and slaves they had owned, and such.
22 101 Jane, Eve, and I knelt in the background, close enough to be easily summoned, far enough away to be unobtrusive.
22 102 I had tried, in my serving, to catch the eye of Master Desmond, to avoid the eye of Master Trachinos.
22 103 As the evening wore on one or another of the hunters cast us a glance.
He then released my ankle, and I hurried away. "Paga!" he called to Jane. "Yes, Master," she said, hurrying to him. The men continued to converse, about many things, things of interest to men, techniques of hunting, the best seasons and terrains, the politics of mighty Ar, the taverns of Venna, the Vennan races, the breeds of tharlarion, the kaiila and slaves they had owned, and such. Jane, Eve, and I knelt in the background, close enough to be easily summoned, far enough away to be unobtrusive. I had tried, in my serving, to catch the eye of Master Desmond, to avoid the eye of Master Trachinos. As the evening wore on one or another of the hunters cast us a glance. - (Conspirators of Gor)