Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 845 | I did not View more quotes about think">think any would dispute him in this, not humans, because to them, whatever her outstanding beauty amongst Kur females, she would seem a monster, nor Kurii, fearing the ax of Surtak. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 842 | "Not every slave," said Drusus Andronicus, menacingly, "will serve as a prize". |
| 61 | 843 | Paula, at his feet, looked up at him, radiantly, and then pressed her lips to his thigh. |
| 61 | 844 | Surtak, never taking his eyes from Lucilius, still in the box of honor, not yet having dared to descend, said, "The slave, Lyris, is mine". |
| 61 | 845 | I did not think any would dispute him in this, not humans, because to them, whatever her outstanding beauty amongst Kur females, she would seem a monster, nor Kurii, fearing the ax of Surtak. |
| 61 | 846 | Lyris looked up at Surtak, "Give me harnessing," she said. |
| 61 | 847 | Surtak looked down upon her, and, lifting his ax, said, "On your belly". |
| 61 | 848 | Lyris then lay prone before Surtak, and Surtak placed his large, clawed foot on her back. |
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"Not every slave," said Drusus Andronicus, menacingly, "will serve as a prize".
Paula, at his feet, looked up at him, radiantly, and then pressed her lips to his thigh.
Surtak, never taking his eyes from Lucilius, still in the box of honor, not yet having dared to descend, said, "The slave, Lyris, is mine".
I did not think any would dispute him in this, not humans, because to them, whatever her outstanding beauty amongst Kur females, she would seem a monster, nor Kurii, fearing the ax of Surtak.
Lyris looked up at Surtak, "Give me harnessing," she said.
Surtak looked down upon her, and, lifting his ax, said, "On your belly".
Lyris then lay prone before Surtak, and Surtak placed his large, clawed foot on her back.
- (Plunder of Gor)