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| 58 | 129 | If so, she would View more quotes about find">find that she was mistaken. |
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| 58 | 126 | Why, I wondered, would she apply so fervently to Pertinax? I supposed him a handsome enough fellow. |
| 58 | 127 | Certainly he was cleanly cut, tall, sinewy, and such. |
| 58 | 128 | Perhaps she thought him weak. |
| 58 | 129 | If so, she would find that she was mistaken. |
| 58 | 130 | He was no longer the pathetic, diffident Gregory White who had crept about in the officious shadow of Miss Margaret Wentworth, now the slave, Saru, tentative and pliant, hoping to please. |
| 58 | 131 | He was now Gorean. |
| 58 | 132 | He had learned war, and the uses to which women may be put. |