Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 266 | He had View more quotes about apparently">apparently left the translator on. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 263 | "Now," came from the translator. |
| 29 | 264 | I crept back and, as though frightened, retrieved the tray, the plate and tankard, and then rose to my feet, and backed toward the gate, which was opened for me, and I exited the cell, following which the gate was again closed. |
| 29 | 265 | "Did she groom well?" the first guard asked Lord Grendel. |
| 29 | 266 | He had apparently left the translator on. |
| 29 | 267 | It still hung about his neck, on its simple iron chain. |
| 29 | 268 | Lord Grendel responded, and, a moment later, I heard, "Yes". |
| 29 | 269 | "That is fortunate for you, kajira," came from the translator. |
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"Now," came from the translator.
I crept back and, as though frightened, retrieved the tray, the plate and tankard, and then rose to my feet, and backed toward the gate, which was opened for me, and I exited the cell, following which the gate was again closed.
"Did she groom well?" the first guard asked Lord Grendel.
He had apparently left the translator on.
It still hung about his neck, on its simple iron chain.
Lord Grendel responded, and, a moment later, I heard, "Yes".
"That is fortunate for you, kajira," came from the translator.
- (Conspirators of Gor)