Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 50 | 392 | She View more quotes about regarded">regarded him, wildly. |
| 50 | 393 | "Off with it, all of it," he said, "every thread, every stitch". |
| 50 | 394 | "Please, no!" she wept. |
| 50 | 395 | "Now," he said, "instantly". |
| 50 | 396 | Angrily, with hot, bitter tears, the Lady Alexina tore at the robes, frenziedly, ripping loose hooks, and fastenings, and then she stood before him, the bulky, cumbersome robes of concealment beside her, discarded. |
| 50 | 397 | Kurik then gathered up the robes, the hoodings and veils, and put them to one side, and then returned, to gaze upon the Lady Alexina. |
| 50 | 398 | The Lady Alexina looked to her robes, where they lay. |
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She regarded him, wildly.
"Off with it, all of it," he said, "every thread, every stitch".
"Please, no!" she wept.
"Now," he said, "instantly".
Angrily, with hot, bitter tears, the Lady Alexina tore at the robes, frenziedly, ripping loose hooks, and fastenings, and then she stood before him, the bulky, cumbersome robes of concealment beside her, discarded.
Kurik then gathered up the robes, the hoodings and veils, and put them to one side, and then returned, to gaze upon the Lady Alexina.
The Lady Alexina looked to her robes, where they lay.
- (Plunder of Gor)