Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 279 | "Yes," I said, contrite, View more quotes about holding">holding the bars of the cage, half sick, much ashamed of the doubts I had entertained, however plausibly, however naturally. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 65 | 276 | "You see," whispered Paula to me, "they did not desert the Lady Bina, they did not leave, they did not flee". |
| 65 | 277 | "No," I said. |
| 65 | 278 | "They are Goreans," she said, "masters". |
| 65 | 279 | "Yes," I said, contrite, holding the bars of the cage, half sick, much ashamed of the doubts I had entertained, however plausibly, however naturally. |
| 65 | 280 | The Lady Bina had been alone. |
| 65 | 281 | I had not seen the others. |
| 65 | 282 | "Would you care to belong to lesser men?" asked Paula. |
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"You see," whispered Paula to me, "they did not desert the Lady Bina, they did not leave, they did not flee".
"No," I said.
"They are Goreans," she said, "masters".
"Yes," I said, contrite, holding the bars of the cage, half sick, much ashamed of the doubts I had entertained, however plausibly, however naturally.
The Lady Bina had been alone.
I had not seen the others.
"Would you care to belong to lesser men?" asked Paula.
- (Plunder of Gor)