Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 277 | "On your View more quotes about feet">feet, Phyllis," he said. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 274 | "So she is condemned," said the Lady Bina, "to the fangs of Kurii, or perhaps to the tortures of the house of Decius Albus?" "Not at all," said Kurik. |
| 51 | 275 | "That is not my plan". |
| 51 | 276 | I looked up, quickly. |
| 51 | 277 | "On your feet, Phyllis," he said. |
| 51 | 278 | I sprang up. |
| 51 | 279 | "Recently," said Kurik, "at the behest of Decius Albus, I, in the guise of a merchant envoy from a mythical city, Mytilene, was introduced in, and entertained in, the Commerce Court, one of the receiving courts of the palace, and there, in that guise, met numerous officiaries, administrators, dignitaries, guests, clerks, and such, most having one thing or another to do with the commerce of Ar. |
| 51 | 280 | The slave accompanied me, and, on the way to, and from, the receiving chamber, we passed numerous guards. |
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"So she is condemned," said the Lady Bina, "to the fangs of Kurii, or perhaps to the tortures of the house of Decius Albus?" "Not at all," said Kurik.
"That is not my plan".
I looked up, quickly.
"On your feet, Phyllis," he said.
I sprang up.
"Recently," said Kurik, "at the behest of Decius Albus, I, in the guise of a merchant envoy from a mythical city, Mytilene, was introduced in, and entertained in, the Commerce Court, one of the receiving courts of the palace, and there, in that guise, met numerous officiaries, administrators, dignitaries, guests, clerks, and such, most having one thing or another to do with the commerce of Ar.
The slave accompanied me, and, on the way to, and from, the receiving chamber, we passed numerous guards.
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