Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 49 | 413 | Why should she be View more quotes about frightened">frightened? I glanced at the Lady Alexina, and then, swiftly, lowered my head. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 410 | Serve the noble mistress". |
| 49 | 411 | I rose to my feet, and saw that Paula, now kneeling near Drusus, was frightened. |
| 49 | 412 | I was muchly unsettled by this. |
| 49 | 413 | Why should she be frightened? I glanced at the Lady Alexina, and then, swiftly, lowered my head. |
| 49 | 414 | What I had seen there, in her eyes, was not reassuring. |
| 49 | 415 | It had not been difficult to detect the interest of the Lady Alexina in my master. |
| 49 | 416 | Perhaps Paula, too, had noticed that, glances, subtle movements, proximities. |
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Serve the noble mistress".
I rose to my feet, and saw that Paula, now kneeling near Drusus, was frightened.
I was muchly unsettled by this.
Why should she be frightened? I glanced at the Lady Alexina, and then, swiftly, lowered my head.
What I had seen there, in her eyes, was not reassuring.
It had not been difficult to detect the interest of the Lady Alexina in my master.
Perhaps Paula, too, had noticed that, glances, subtle movements, proximities.
- (Plunder of Gor)