Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 52 | 158 | The men, and View more quotes about lord">Lord Grendel, then, affably and civilly, began to discuss a number of arrangements that might appertain to the projected exchange of two captives, Lyris, a Kur female, and Eve, whose nature or status seemed less clear. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 155 | But this response much pleased me. |
| 52 | 156 | I had hoped it would be so. |
| 52 | 157 | The last thing I wanted was for Paula to be about. |
| 52 | 158 | The men, and Lord Grendel, then, affably and civilly, began to discuss a number of arrangements that might appertain to the projected exchange of two captives, Lyris, a Kur female, and Eve, whose nature or status seemed less clear. |
| 52 | 159 | Soon Drusus was ready to make his departure. |
| 52 | 160 | "May I accompany Master Drusus to the street," I asked my master, "that I may inquire after my friend, Paula?" "Yes," he said, readily enough. |
| 52 | 161 | Surely he had no reason to suspect that my request might be less than disingenuous. |
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But this response much pleased me.
I had hoped it would be so.
The last thing I wanted was for Paula to be about.
The men, and Lord Grendel, then, affably and civilly, began to discuss a number of arrangements that might appertain to the projected exchange of two captives, Lyris, a Kur female, and Eve, whose nature or status seemed less clear.
Soon Drusus was ready to make his departure.
"May I accompany Master Drusus to the street," I asked my master, "that I may inquire after my friend, Paula?" "Yes," he said, readily enough.
Surely he had no reason to suspect that my request might be less than disingenuous.
- (Plunder of Gor)