Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 148 | To my View more quotes about dismay">dismay I saw Paula behind Surtak and Master Drusus. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 145 | In a few Ihn, the two groups halted, on that high, chill, narrow walkway, and, in the dim light, through the tatters of fog, regarded one another. |
| 53 | 146 | Surtak and Lord Grendel addressed one another in Kur. |
| 53 | 147 | I followed the conversation via Surtak's translator, which, I supposed, had been activated for the benefit of Drusus Andronicus. |
| 53 | 148 | To my dismay I saw Paula behind Surtak and Master Drusus. |
| 53 | 149 | In her hand was the heavy leather leash by means of which she led Eve. |
| 53 | 150 | Eve's ankles were not shackled or hobbled, but her arms were bound to her sides by several loops of coarse rope. |
| 53 | 151 | I did not look at Paula, for I feared to meet her eyes. |
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In a few Ihn, the two groups halted, on that high, chill, narrow walkway, and, in the dim light, through the tatters of fog, regarded one another.
Surtak and Lord Grendel addressed one another in Kur.
I followed the conversation via Surtak's translator, which, I supposed, had been activated for the benefit of Drusus Andronicus.
To my dismay I saw Paula behind Surtak and Master Drusus.
In her hand was the heavy leather leash by means of which she led Eve.
Eve's ankles were not shackled or hobbled, but her arms were bound to her sides by several loops of coarse rope.
I did not look at Paula, for I feared to meet her eyes.
- (Plunder of Gor)