Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 58 | 123 | "Am I not of View more quotes about interest">interest?" "Perhaps to tarsks, to peasants," said Tajima. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 58 | 120 | "Many have sought my hand," she said, "and I have refused them all!" "A pot girl," scoffed Tajima. |
| 58 | 121 | I supposed then that she must have been rich, and of independent means, prior to the ruination of the house of Yamada, for the matings of high Pani females are generally arranged and supervised as closely as those of slaves. |
| 58 | 122 | "Regard me," said Lady Kameko to Pertinax. |
| 58 | 123 | "Am I not of interest?" "Perhaps to tarsks, to peasants," said Tajima. |
| 58 | 124 | "Please, noble barbarian?" she said, to Pertinax. |
| 58 | 125 | There was no mistaking the zealousness of her appeal. |
| 58 | 126 | Why, I wondered, would she apply so fervently to Pertinax? I supposed him a handsome enough fellow. |
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"Many have sought my hand," she said, "and I have refused them all!" "A pot girl," scoffed Tajima.
I supposed then that she must have been rich, and of independent means, prior to the ruination of the house of Yamada, for the matings of high Pani females are generally arranged and supervised as closely as those of slaves.
"Regard me," said Lady Kameko to Pertinax.
"Am I not of interest?" "Perhaps to tarsks, to peasants," said Tajima.
"Please, noble barbarian?" she said, to Pertinax.
There was no mistaking the zealousness of her appeal.
Why, I wondered, would she apply so fervently to Pertinax? I supposed him a handsome enough fellow.
- (Rebels of Gor)