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

Certainly she knew Lord Grendel and had been present at the interview in the house of Decius Albus near the Viktel Aria. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #300)
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50 300 View more quotes about certainly">Certainly she knew Lord Grendel and had been present at the interview in the house of Decius Albus near the Viktel Aria.

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

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50 297 "Untie me," she said.
50 298 Kurik, taking the Lady Alexina by the arm, conducted her to the side, to the wall, rather opposite the cage in which Lyris was confined.
50 299 Lyris, having crept forward, near the bars, even unfamiliar with Gorean, must have had some sense of what was transpiring.
50 300 Certainly she knew Lord Grendel and had been present at the interview in the house of Decius Albus near the Viktel Aria.
50 301 Similarly, she would doubtless have been aware of the concurrent plan to abduct the Lady Bina, and, later, would have learned of its success.
50 302 And the prisoner in the basement, here and under these circumstances, could scarcely be the Lady Bina.
50 303 The party of Lord Grendel, then, must have acquired the captive with the end in view of deriving some value from her apprehension.
"Untie me," she said. Kurik, taking the Lady Alexina by the arm, conducted her to the side, to the wall, rather opposite the cage in which Lyris was confined. Lyris, having crept forward, near the bars, even unfamiliar with Gorean, must have had some sense of what was transpiring. Certainly she knew Lord Grendel and had been present at the interview in the house of Decius Albus near the Viktel Aria. Similarly, she would doubtless have been aware of the concurrent plan to abduct the Lady Bina, and, later, would have learned of its success. And the prisoner in the basement, here and under these circumstances, could scarcely be the Lady Bina. The party of Lord Grendel, then, must have acquired the captive with the end in view of deriving some value from her apprehension. - (Plunder of Gor)