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

I had hoped that our guests would be who they were, as I knew both Astrinax and Lykos were in Ar, and, presumably, with them, two slaves. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #6)
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51 6 I had View more quotes about hoped">hoped that our guests would be who they were, as I knew both Astrinax and Lykos were in Ar, and, presumably, with them, two slaves.

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

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51 3 Soon, how joyfully, embracing and kissing, did we greet one another! I now understood the extensive preparations, the mysterious recent behavior of Lord Grendel, the excitement of the Lady Bina, the ka-la-na purchased, the flavorsome herbs, the bosk and tarsk, the early cooking.
51 4 Entertainment this night was in the domicile.
51 5 The Lady Delia, companion of Epicrates, had even assisted the Lady Bina with the menu, and the decorations.
51 6 I had hoped that our guests would be who they were, as I knew both Astrinax and Lykos were in Ar, and, presumably, with them, two slaves.
51 7 Jane, Eve, and I busied ourselves with the final cooking, the readying of vegetables and salads, the arrangements of vessels and dishes, the setting of places.
51 8 Never had I known them so happy, so radiant.
51 9 As slaves, owned women, belongings, mere properties, it was theirs, choicelessly, to obey and submit, to strive to be pleasing to masters.
Soon, how joyfully, embracing and kissing, did we greet one another! I now understood the extensive preparations, the mysterious recent behavior of Lord Grendel, the excitement of the Lady Bina, the ka-la-na purchased, the flavorsome herbs, the bosk and tarsk, the early cooking. Entertainment this night was in the domicile. The Lady Delia, companion of Epicrates, had even assisted the Lady Bina with the menu, and the decorations. I had hoped that our guests would be who they were, as I knew both Astrinax and Lykos were in Ar, and, presumably, with them, two slaves. Jane, Eve, and I busied ourselves with the final cooking, the readying of vegetables and salads, the arrangements of vessels and dishes, the setting of places. Never had I known them so happy, so radiant. As slaves, owned women, belongings, mere properties, it was theirs, choicelessly, to obey and submit, to strive to be pleasing to masters. - (Conspirators of Gor)