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

"I doubt that Grendel can be torn from the side of Eve, and both may prove to be of assistance to the Lady Bina, and will surely serve to guard her on her return to the wagon, in case any of the fellows recollect she lacks a Home Stone". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #983)
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61 983 "I View more quotes about doubt">doubt that Grendel can be torn from the side of Eve, and both may prove to be of assistance to the Lady Bina, and will surely serve to guard her on her return to the wagon, in case any of the fellows recollect she lacks a Home Stone".

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

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61 980 "Master!" I wept, at the feet of Kurik.
61 981 "Master!" I was in terror, and muchly distraught.
61 982 How well aware then I was that I was only a slave! "You will return with me to the wagon," he said.
61 983 "I doubt that Grendel can be torn from the side of Eve, and both may prove to be of assistance to the Lady Bina, and will surely serve to guard her on her return to the wagon, in case any of the fellows recollect she lacks a Home Stone".
61 984 "I am not to be raffled away then!" I said.
61 985 "We will see how pleasing you can be," he said, "on the grass, in the dirt and ruts under the wagon.
61 986 There will still be time then, if you are insufficiently pleasing, to return you here, and give you a number".
"Master!" I wept, at the feet of Kurik. "Master!" I was in terror, and muchly distraught. How well aware then I was that I was only a slave! "You will return with me to the wagon," he said. "I doubt that Grendel can be torn from the side of Eve, and both may prove to be of assistance to the Lady Bina, and will surely serve to guard her on her return to the wagon, in case any of the fellows recollect she lacks a Home Stone". "I am not to be raffled away then!" I said. "We will see how pleasing you can be," he said, "on the grass, in the dirt and ruts under the wagon. There will still be time then, if you are insufficiently pleasing, to return you here, and give you a number". - (Plunder of Gor)