Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 46 | 347 | "Behold," said Eito, "I have fetched View more quotes about forth">forth this ill-begotten, worthless, scrawny creature, but even warriors, I have noted, have looked upon her with interest". |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 46 | 344 | "That, I fear, was necessary," said the magician. |
| 46 | 345 | "I am pleased, my village will be pleased," said Eito. |
| 46 | 346 | "Then I, too, am pleased," said the magician. |
| 46 | 347 | "Behold," said Eito, "I have fetched forth this ill-begotten, worthless, scrawny creature, but even warriors, I have noted, have looked upon her with interest". |
| 46 | 348 | I found that easy to believe. |
| 46 | 349 | Her slave curves were slight, but surely of interest. |
| 46 | 350 | In two or three years even the Pani might think of collaring her, to keep her more securely theirs. |
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"That, I fear, was necessary," said the magician.
"I am pleased, my village will be pleased," said Eito.
"Then I, too, am pleased," said the magician.
"Behold," said Eito, "I have fetched forth this ill-begotten, worthless, scrawny creature, but even warriors, I have noted, have looked upon her with interest".
I found that easy to believe.
Her slave curves were slight, but surely of interest.
In two or three years even the Pani might think of collaring her, to keep her more securely theirs.
- (Rebels of Gor)