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

"And I," said Lykos, "for the gift of another". - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #24)
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51 24 "And I," said Lykos, "for the gift of View more quotes about another">another".

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

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51 21 The men sat cross-legged, before the small table, as is typical, while the Lady Bina knelt demurely, as is common with free women.
51 22 In larger, richer domiciles, with more sumptuous appointments, there are sometimes supper couches, and the diners eat while reclining.
51 23 "May I take this opportunity," said Astrinax, "to render thanks to the noble Lady Bina for the gift of a lovely slave girl".
51 24 "And I," said Lykos, "for the gift of another".
51 25 Jane and Eve, though in collars, put down their heads and blushed with pleasure.
51 26 "It is nothing," said the Lady Bina.
51 27 "We all owe one another much, and what is a mere collar girl?" "Nonetheless," said Astrinax, "they are pleasant to have on one's chain".
The men sat cross-legged, before the small table, as is typical, while the Lady Bina knelt demurely, as is common with free women. In larger, richer domiciles, with more sumptuous appointments, there are sometimes supper couches, and the diners eat while reclining. "May I take this opportunity," said Astrinax, "to render thanks to the noble Lady Bina for the gift of a lovely slave girl". "And I," said Lykos, "for the gift of another". Jane and Eve, though in collars, put down their heads and blushed with pleasure. "It is nothing," said the Lady Bina. "We all owe one another much, and what is a mere collar girl?" "Nonetheless," said Astrinax, "they are pleasant to have on one's chain". - (Conspirators of Gor)