Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 514 | "View more quotes about look">Look to the cage," said Kurik, as he bent down and disengaged the shackle on the fair ankle of the Lady Alexina. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 511 | "Then she must be quite hungry," he said. |
| 50 | 512 | "I do not know," I said, "but surely sooner or later". |
| 50 | 513 | "Who is Lyris?" asked the Lady Alexina. |
| 50 | 514 | "Look to the cage," said Kurik, as he bent down and disengaged the shackle on the fair ankle of the Lady Alexina. |
| 50 | 515 | "No!" she said. |
| 50 | 516 | At the same time, Lord Grendel, who had maintained until now a discreet silence in the presence of the Lady Alexina, presumably that she might think of him as no more than a simple guard beast, one of an unusual nature, went to the cage and said something, in Kur, to Lyris, who, snarling, withdrew, going to the back of the cage. |
| 50 | 517 | Lord Grendel then freed and held open the gate of the cage. |
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"Then she must be quite hungry," he said.
"I do not know," I said, "but surely sooner or later".
"Who is Lyris?" asked the Lady Alexina.
"Look to the cage," said Kurik, as he bent down and disengaged the shackle on the fair ankle of the Lady Alexina.
"No!" she said.
At the same time, Lord Grendel, who had maintained until now a discreet silence in the presence of the Lady Alexina, presumably that she might think of him as no more than a simple guard beast, one of an unusual nature, went to the cage and said something, in Kur, to Lyris, who, snarling, withdrew, going to the back of the cage.
Lord Grendel then freed and held open the gate of the cage.
- (Plunder of Gor)