Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 836 | I was not at all pleased with the prospect of losing my supper. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 833 | "Why not?" I View more quotes about asked">asked, in dismay. |
| 8 | 834 | On Earth I had been a very finicky eater. |
| 8 | 835 | On Gor, however, I had developed a fantastic appetite. |
| 8 | 836 | I was not at all pleased with the prospect of losing my supper. |
| 8 | 837 | What had we done? Ute pointed through the bars at one of the groups of wagons, some hundred yards from the compound, toward the forests. |
| 8 | 838 | Some five guards camped there. |
| 8 | 839 | "They have asked Targo to permit us to serve them," she said. |
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"Why not?" I asked, in dismay.
On Earth I had been a very finicky eater.
On Gor, however, I had developed a fantastic appetite.
I was not at all pleased with the prospect of losing my supper.
What had we done? Ute pointed through the bars at one of the groups of wagons, some hundred yards from the compound, toward the forests.
Some five guards camped there.
"They have asked Targo to permit us to serve them," she said.
- (Captive of Gor)