Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 186 | "Of View more quotes about course">course," I said. |
| 52 | 187 | "But I thought it possible, as well," he said, "that the shapely slut might be less innocent, not only that she might be implicated, but that she might be a cognizant villainess, a knowing part of some nefarious scheme. |
| 52 | 188 | And for such things there are serious consequences, even for a slave". |
| 52 | 189 | "Lord Grendel," I said, "meant no harm to men, or the world". |
| 52 | 190 | "I did not know that," he said. |
| 52 | 191 | "And I learned that he contemplated a mysterious trip to the Voltai". |
| 52 | 192 | "On behalf of a blinded beast," I said, "that he might succor him, and return him to his fellows". |
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"Of course," I said.
"But I thought it possible, as well," he said, "that the shapely slut might be less innocent, not only that she might be implicated, but that she might be a cognizant villainess, a knowing part of some nefarious scheme.
And for such things there are serious consequences, even for a slave".
"Lord Grendel," I said, "meant no harm to men, or the world".
"I did not know that," he said.
"And I learned that he contemplated a mysterious trip to the Voltai".
"On behalf of a blinded beast," I said, "that he might succor him, and return him to his fellows".
- (Conspirators of Gor)