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

The speaker, I supposed, might be anywhere, in the next room, or even pasangs away. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #53)
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46 53 The speaker, I View more quotes about supposed">supposed, might be anywhere, in the next room, or even pasangs away.

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

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46 50 "Tal, noble Grendel," said a voice, as the issuant Kur was translated into Gorean.
46 51 I saw no speaker.
46 52 The Kur vocables, as I soon determined, emanated from the box, through which, I supposed, they were transmitted from some remote location.
46 53 The speaker, I supposed, might be anywhere, in the next room, or even pasangs away.
46 54 "You!" said Lord Grendel.
46 55 The utterance, in Kur, was startled, shaken, but its reproduction in Gorean, with its single, flat, unemotional, metallic syllable, conveyed nothing of Lord Grendel's surprise, dismay, or agitation.
46 56 "Do not attempt to rush forward and seize the cabinet," said Surtak.
"Tal, noble Grendel," said a voice, as the issuant Kur was translated into Gorean. I saw no speaker. The Kur vocables, as I soon determined, emanated from the box, through which, I supposed, they were transmitted from some remote location. The speaker, I supposed, might be anywhere, in the next room, or even pasangs away. "You!" said Lord Grendel. The utterance, in Kur, was startled, shaken, but its reproduction in Gorean, with its single, flat, unemotional, metallic syllable, conveyed nothing of Lord Grendel's surprise, dismay, or agitation. "Do not attempt to rush forward and seize the cabinet," said Surtak. - (Plunder of Gor)