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

I had little doubt that the handsome, red-robed fellow was important, and stood high in the service of Decius Albus. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #59)
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45 59 I had View more quotes about little">little doubt that the handsome, red-robed fellow was important, and stood high in the service of Decius Albus.

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

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45 56 Lord Grendel was conducted to the high dais, and I was set about my duties by the first girl.
45 57 There were no free women present.
45 58 Perhaps that was why we served as we did, clad only in our collars.
45 59 I had little doubt that the handsome, red-robed fellow was important, and stood high in the service of Decius Albus.
45 60 He had greeted Lord Grendel upon Lord Grendel's admission into the house; he was on the right side of the room, on the couch nearest the dais; and he had first lifted his goblet to him, during the feast, a prerogative of the feast host.
45 61 I hated him for how he had fooled me! I wondered what it would be to be in his arms, submitting to him as I would have to do, as a slave, as though I could have helped myself! I was no longer my own person, not that I wished to be.
45 62 That had ended when I was collared.
Lord Grendel was conducted to the high dais, and I was set about my duties by the first girl. There were no free women present. Perhaps that was why we served as we did, clad only in our collars. I had little doubt that the handsome, red-robed fellow was important, and stood high in the service of Decius Albus. He had greeted Lord Grendel upon Lord Grendel's admission into the house; he was on the right side of the room, on the couch nearest the dais; and he had first lifted his goblet to him, during the feast, a prerogative of the feast host. I hated him for how he had fooled me! I wondered what it would be to be in his arms, submitting to him as I would have to do, as a slave, as though I could have helped myself! I was no longer my own person, not that I wished to be. That had ended when I was collared. - (Plunder of Gor)