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

"Now," said the voice, "you will be conducted to a small, pleasant chamber, wherein you may remove the stains and soilings consequent upon your journey, for, as I hear, the weather is foul and the terrain unpleasant, and you may then refresh and repose yourself until invited forth". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #72)
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44 72 "Now," said the View more quotes about voice">voice, "you will be conducted to a small, pleasant chamber, wherein you may remove the stains and soilings consequent upon your journey, for, as I hear, the weather is foul and the terrain unpleasant, and you may then refresh and repose yourself until invited forth".

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

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44 69 "I await your pleasure," said Lord Grendel.
44 70 "We shall begin with a light collation," said the voice, "following which, suitably set forth, suitably framed, so to speak, we will make known to you the will of Lord Arcesilaus".
44 71 "Be it so," said Lord Grendel.
44 72 "Now," said the voice, "you will be conducted to a small, pleasant chamber, wherein you may remove the stains and soilings consequent upon your journey, for, as I hear, the weather is foul and the terrain unpleasant, and you may then refresh and repose yourself until invited forth".
44 73 "My hosts are kind," said Lord Grendel.
44 74 I felt the leash gently shaken, once, and rose to my feet.
44 75 I then followed, over tiles, making one turn or another, for two or three Ehn, until, I gathered, we had been ushered into a chamber.
"I await your pleasure," said Lord Grendel. "We shall begin with a light collation," said the voice, "following which, suitably set forth, suitably framed, so to speak, we will make known to you the will of Lord Arcesilaus". "Be it so," said Lord Grendel. "Now," said the voice, "you will be conducted to a small, pleasant chamber, wherein you may remove the stains and soilings consequent upon your journey, for, as I hear, the weather is foul and the terrain unpleasant, and you may then refresh and repose yourself until invited forth". "My hosts are kind," said Lord Grendel. I felt the leash gently shaken, once, and rose to my feet. I then followed, over tiles, making one turn or another, for two or three Ehn, until, I gathered, we had been ushered into a chamber. - (Plunder of Gor)