Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 130 | View more quotes about kurik">Kurik had not even displayed the pass that had brought him this far. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 127 | I gathered this was not an unfamiliar business from the guard's point of view. |
| 51 | 128 | Quite possibly the Lady Alexina had frequently called upon the Lady Bina. |
| 51 | 129 | That would make sense, I supposed, that one free woman would attend upon another. |
| 51 | 130 | Kurik had not even displayed the pass that had brought him this far. |
| 51 | 131 | He was not challenged, possibly because of my presence, I taken to be the Lady Alexina, possibly because of the assurance with which he presented himself, possibly because the guard was accustomed to seeing the Lady Alexina accompanied in the halls of the palace by one associate or another. |
| 51 | 132 | We were admitted into the Renata Room. |
| 51 | 133 | The door, which was ornate and heavy, was closed behind us. |
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I gathered this was not an unfamiliar business from the guard's point of view.
Quite possibly the Lady Alexina had frequently called upon the Lady Bina.
That would make sense, I supposed, that one free woman would attend upon another.
Kurik had not even displayed the pass that had brought him this far.
He was not challenged, possibly because of my presence, I taken to be the Lady Alexina, possibly because of the assurance with which he presented himself, possibly because the guard was accustomed to seeing the Lady Alexina accompanied in the halls of the palace by one associate or another.
We were admitted into the Renata Room.
The door, which was ornate and heavy, was closed behind us.
- (Plunder of Gor)