Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 261 | I View more quotes about rose">rose to my feet, and turned toward the dais. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 258 | "I think Lord Grendel awaits you," he said, gesturing toward the dais. |
| 45 | 259 | Lord Grendel stood there, looking toward us, with four or five of the Kurii, one of which, I thought, was the female Kur, from the harnessing, and one, I was sure, was he who had been the leader of the three intruders in Brundisium. |
| 45 | 260 | I recognized him from the rings on his left wrist. |
| 45 | 261 | I rose to my feet, and turned toward the dais. |
| 45 | 262 | "Kajira," called Drusus. |
| 45 | 263 | I turned, and he threw me a strip of roast bosk, which I caught against my body. |
| 45 | 264 | "Thank you, Master!" I cried, tears in my eyes, and turned, and hurried toward the dais, thrusting the meat in my mouth, tearing at it with fingers and teeth. |
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"I think Lord Grendel awaits you," he said, gesturing toward the dais.
Lord Grendel stood there, looking toward us, with four or five of the Kurii, one of which, I thought, was the female Kur, from the harnessing, and one, I was sure, was he who had been the leader of the three intruders in Brundisium.
I recognized him from the rings on his left wrist.
I rose to my feet, and turned toward the dais.
"Kajira," called Drusus.
I turned, and he threw me a strip of roast bosk, which I caught against my body.
"Thank you, Master!" I cried, tears in my eyes, and turned, and hurried toward the dais, thrusting the meat in my mouth, tearing at it with fingers and teeth.
- (Plunder of Gor)