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

The purport of this message, to make matters short, was that your master was muchly taken with her charms, but, at the time, in that company, thought it unwise to express himself, but now, unable to rid himself of a vision of such loveliness, wished her to have a rendezvous with him in the Park of Demetrius, near the Fountain of Veminiums". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #170)
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50 170 The purport of this View more quotes about message">message, to make matters short, was that your master was muchly taken with her charms, but, at the time, in that company, thought it unwise to express himself, but now, unable to rid himself of a vision of such loveliness, wished her to have a rendezvous with him in the Park of Demetrius, near the Fountain of Veminiums".

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

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50 167 Indeed, I gather from your master that she is quite lovely".
50 168 "Perhaps, for a free woman," I said.
50 169 "In any event," said Lord Grendel, "it was arranged that a message be delivered this morning to the Lady Alexina.
50 170 The purport of this message, to make matters short, was that your master was muchly taken with her charms, but, at the time, in that company, thought it unwise to express himself, but now, unable to rid himself of a vision of such loveliness, wished her to have a rendezvous with him in the Park of Demetrius, near the Fountain of Veminiums".
50 171 "I see," I said.
50 172 "Unfortunately," said Lord Grendel, "the Park of Demetrius is some distance from the House of a Hundred Corridors".
50 173 "I know little of Ar," I said.
Indeed, I gather from your master that she is quite lovely". "Perhaps, for a free woman," I said. "In any event," said Lord Grendel, "it was arranged that a message be delivered this morning to the Lady Alexina. The purport of this message, to make matters short, was that your master was muchly taken with her charms, but, at the time, in that company, thought it unwise to express himself, but now, unable to rid himself of a vision of such loveliness, wished her to have a rendezvous with him in the Park of Demetrius, near the Fountain of Veminiums". "I see," I said. "Unfortunately," said Lord Grendel, "the Park of Demetrius is some distance from the House of a Hundred Corridors". "I know little of Ar," I said. - (Plunder of Gor)