Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 215 | "Yet you had the effrontery to View more quotes about touch">touch me, to seize me, to subdue me!" "Forgive me, lady," said Kurik. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 212 | "No more an animal than you," said Lord Grendel, "and she is remarkably beautiful, even for a Kur". |
| 50 | 213 | The Lady Alexina turned angrily, reproachfully, to face Kurik. |
| 50 | 214 | "I am a free woman," she said. |
| 50 | 215 | "Yet you had the effrontery to touch me, to seize me, to subdue me!" "Forgive me, lady," said Kurik. |
| 50 | 216 | "You tied my ankles together," she said, "as might have been the ankles of a slave!" "Surely, Lady Alexina," I thought, "the ankles of a free woman tie quite as nicely as those of a slave, and doubtless her small wrists, as well". |
| 50 | 217 | "I could not stand," said the Lady Alexina, "you bound me, you used my clothing to blindfold me, your leather bands denied me speech! You placed me, helpless, on the floor of the wagon bed, on the floor!" "Forgive me, Lady," said Kurik, "had I thought, I would have provided cushioning". |
| 50 | 218 | "Where is my parasol?" she inquired. |
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"No more an animal than you," said Lord Grendel, "and she is remarkably beautiful, even for a Kur".
The Lady Alexina turned angrily, reproachfully, to face Kurik.
"I am a free woman," she said.
"Yet you had the effrontery to touch me, to seize me, to subdue me!" "Forgive me, lady," said Kurik.
"You tied my ankles together," she said, "as might have been the ankles of a slave!" "Surely, Lady Alexina," I thought, "the ankles of a free woman tie quite as nicely as those of a slave, and doubtless her small wrists, as well".
"I could not stand," said the Lady Alexina, "you bound me, you used my clothing to blindfold me, your leather bands denied me speech! You placed me, helpless, on the floor of the wagon bed, on the floor!" "Forgive me, Lady," said Kurik, "had I thought, I would have provided cushioning".
"Where is my parasol?" she inquired.
- (Plunder of Gor)