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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Now, dear lady," I said, "I and my confreres have been for several days out of the palace, so to speak, though, interestingly, in the palace. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #29)
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57 29 "Now, dear View more quotes about lady">lady," I said, "I and my confreres have been for several days out of the palace, so to speak, though, interestingly, in the palace.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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57 26 "I have fashioned a rope leash here," I said.
57 27 "Would you care to put it on her?" "With pleasure," said Tajima.
57 28 It was doubtless the first time the Lady Kameko had been leashed.
57 29 "Now, dear lady," I said, "I and my confreres have been for several days out of the palace, so to speak, though, interestingly, in the palace.
57 30 As a consequence, much must have ensued in our absence, so to speak.
57 31 You will speak clearly, openly, fully, truthfully, and, as you are a woman and a captive, modestly and deferentially.
57 32 We wish to know, in detail, what has recently transpired.
"I have fashioned a rope leash here," I said. "Would you care to put it on her?" "With pleasure," said Tajima. It was doubtless the first time the Lady Kameko had been leashed. "Now, dear lady," I said, "I and my confreres have been for several days out of the palace, so to speak, though, interestingly, in the palace. As a consequence, much must have ensued in our absence, so to speak. You will speak clearly, openly, fully, truthfully, and, as you are a woman and a captive, modestly and deferentially. We wish to know, in detail, what has recently transpired. - (Rebels of Gor)