Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 305 | No translator was View more quotes about required">required to make clear the Lady Alexina's disapproval, or revulsion. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 50 | 304 | "Why have you placed me here, by the wall, across from that hideous, caged creature?" she asked. |
| 50 | 305 | No translator was required to make clear the Lady Alexina's disapproval, or revulsion. |
| 50 | 306 | Lyris, glaring through the bars, growled. |
| 50 | 307 | I gathered she was extremely displeased. |
| 50 | 308 | She, I supposed, was well aware of her own indubitable attractions, surely as a female Kur, and would not easily countenance the scorn of an animal she might well despise as human, and far inferior to herself, both in beauty and power. |
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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.
"Why have you placed me here, by the wall, across from that hideous, caged creature?" she asked.
No translator was required to make clear the Lady Alexina's disapproval, or revulsion.
Lyris, glaring through the bars, growled.
I gathered she was extremely displeased.
She, I supposed, was well aware of her own indubitable attractions, surely as a female Kur, and would not easily countenance the scorn of an animal she might well despise as human, and far inferior to herself, both in beauty and power.
- (Plunder of Gor)