Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 146 | Yet she has been reluctant to accept, and has even been scornful of, his overtures. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 143 | In the View more quotes about case">case of Lyris, she awakened in her harnessing, but in a harnessing now devoid of accoutrements and weapons, in the stout cage. |
| 50 | 144 | "Surtak," said Lord Grendel, "is much taken with the sleek and delicious beauty of Lyris. |
| 50 | 145 | He hopes to be her seed provider. |
| 50 | 146 | Yet she has been reluctant to accept, and has even been scornful of, his overtures. |
| 50 | 147 | He will be more than willing to effect an exchange, Eve for Lyris. |
| 50 | 148 | If it were not for seeming to be demeaning to Eve, the true beauty, I could doubtless suggest that a sizable quantity of gold be added to the scales". |
| 50 | 149 | "Your proposal will be conveyed to the House of a Hundred Corridors by my master," I said, "and Surtak, and his cohorts, will be soon apprised of the situation, but I do not see how this will effect a favorable resolution in the matter of the Lady Bina, a matter both Decius Albus and Lord Agamemnon are likely to regard as far more important". |
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In the case of Lyris, she awakened in her harnessing, but in a harnessing now devoid of accoutrements and weapons, in the stout cage.
"Surtak," said Lord Grendel, "is much taken with the sleek and delicious beauty of Lyris.
He hopes to be her seed provider.
Yet she has been reluctant to accept, and has even been scornful of, his overtures.
He will be more than willing to effect an exchange, Eve for Lyris.
If it were not for seeming to be demeaning to Eve, the true beauty, I could doubtless suggest that a sizable quantity of gold be added to the scales".
"Your proposal will be conveyed to the House of a Hundred Corridors by my master," I said, "and Surtak, and his cohorts, will be soon apprised of the situation, but I do not see how this will effect a favorable resolution in the matter of the Lady Bina, a matter both Decius Albus and Lord Agamemnon are likely to regard as far more important".
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