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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Usually a slave remains to the side, to be unobtrusive, and yet in attendance. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #76)
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52 76 View more quotes about usually">Usually a slave remains to the side, to be unobtrusive, and yet in attendance.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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52 73 I smiled at Drusus, that he might be aware that I, at least, appreciated the cleverness of his remark, the subtle barb.
52 74 My approval did not seem noticed by him, but I supposed the point, nonetheless, had been taken.
52 75 I knelt a bit closer to him than would be the normal distance.
52 76 Usually a slave remains to the side, to be unobtrusive, and yet in attendance.
52 77 "I come for another purpose altogether," said Drusus.
52 78 "I bring words from Surtak, colleague of Decius Albus, to Lord Grendel".
52 79 Lord Grendel was crouched near Kurik, at his left, a little behind him.
I smiled at Drusus, that he might be aware that I, at least, appreciated the cleverness of his remark, the subtle barb. My approval did not seem noticed by him, but I supposed the point, nonetheless, had been taken. I knelt a bit closer to him than would be the normal distance. Usually a slave remains to the side, to be unobtrusive, and yet in attendance. "I come for another purpose altogether," said Drusus. "I bring words from Surtak, colleague of Decius Albus, to Lord Grendel". Lord Grendel was crouched near Kurik, at his left, a little behind him. - (Plunder of Gor)