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

I had, of course, months ago, seen the beast, whom I had later learned was Lord Grendel, on Emerald, when I was in the company of Lita, my friend, the slave of Camillus, the Leather Worker. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 41, Sentence #142)
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41 142 I had, of View more quotes about course">course, months ago, seen the beast, whom I had later learned was Lord Grendel, on Emerald, when I was in the company of Lita, my friend, the slave of Camillus, the Leather Worker.

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

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41 139 How wise she was! She lashed my ankles together so that I could not rise.
41 140 Then it entered the room, and I screamed, and tried to rise, and run, but, my ankles tied, I fell.
41 141 I tried to crawl to the door, the stairs, but the woman blocked my way, and ordered me to position, facing the monstrous thing!" Clearly Paula had never seen a Kur before, or anything Kurlike.
41 142 I had, of course, months ago, seen the beast, whom I had later learned was Lord Grendel, on Emerald, when I was in the company of Lita, my friend, the slave of Camillus, the Leather Worker.
41 143 At that time I, too, was to be known, at least publicly, by the name 'Lita'.
41 144 It is, as I have indicated, a common slave name.
41 145 "What are you doing here?" I demanded.
How wise she was! She lashed my ankles together so that I could not rise. Then it entered the room, and I screamed, and tried to rise, and run, but, my ankles tied, I fell. I tried to crawl to the door, the stairs, but the woman blocked my way, and ordered me to position, facing the monstrous thing!" Clearly Paula had never seen a Kur before, or anything Kurlike. I had, of course, months ago, seen the beast, whom I had later learned was Lord Grendel, on Emerald, when I was in the company of Lita, my friend, the slave of Camillus, the Leather Worker. At that time I, too, was to be known, at least publicly, by the name 'Lita'. It is, as I have indicated, a common slave name. "What are you doing here?" I demanded. - (Plunder of Gor)