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

I expected Lyris to leap to her feet snarling, and rush to the bars, but she withdrew, going to the back of the cage. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #121)
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50 121 I View more quotes about expected">expected Lyris to leap to her feet snarling, and rush to the bars, but she withdrew, going to the back of the cage.

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

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50 118 So you would serve my pleasure, would you? Splendid! How generous! But know this, worthless she-urt, and know it well.
50 119 If I choose, I will put you to my pleasure, again and again, if and when I wish.
50 120 You should have been seized after the war, as were many others, adherents of Agamemnon, deprived of their harnessing and put in collars, to belong to, and serve, the victors".
50 121 I expected Lyris to leap to her feet snarling, and rush to the bars, but she withdrew, going to the back of the cage.
50 122 She crouched there, watching Lord Grendel.
50 123 She whimpered, once.
50 124 "Be silent," said Lord Grendel.
So you would serve my pleasure, would you? Splendid! How generous! But know this, worthless she-urt, and know it well. If I choose, I will put you to my pleasure, again and again, if and when I wish. You should have been seized after the war, as were many others, adherents of Agamemnon, deprived of their harnessing and put in collars, to belong to, and serve, the victors". I expected Lyris to leap to her feet snarling, and rush to the bars, but she withdrew, going to the back of the cage. She crouched there, watching Lord Grendel. She whimpered, once. "Be silent," said Lord Grendel. - (Plunder of Gor)