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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Is it true," asked the fellow with the accent, "that when Kurik appeared before you, you did not immediately fall to your knees?" "Yes," I whispered. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #158)
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5 158 "Is it View more quotes about true">true," asked the fellow with the accent, "that when Kurik appeared before you, you did not immediately fall to your knees?" "Yes," I whispered.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 155 "I hope I am not a bitch".
5 156 I recalled that the fellow who had appeared unexpectedly in the office, that warm afternoon, near closing time, when the shades were drawn against the light and heat, had dared to use that expression of me.
5 157 How rude, how insulting! And then I recalled, further, uneasily, that he informed me that a whip could take that out of a woman.
5 158 "Is it true," asked the fellow with the accent, "that when Kurik appeared before you, you did not immediately fall to your knees?" "Yes," I whispered.
5 159 "Do not be concerned," said one of the men.
5 160 "She is a stupid, spoiled woman of Earth.
5 161 She did not know any better".
"I hope I am not a bitch". I recalled that the fellow who had appeared unexpectedly in the office, that warm afternoon, near closing time, when the shades were drawn against the light and heat, had dared to use that expression of me. How rude, how insulting! And then I recalled, further, uneasily, that he informed me that a whip could take that out of a woman. "Is it true," asked the fellow with the accent, "that when Kurik appeared before you, you did not immediately fall to your knees?" "Yes," I whispered. "Do not be concerned," said one of the men. "She is a stupid, spoiled woman of Earth. She did not know any better". - (Plunder of Gor)