Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 191 | You do not grasp what deed we are about. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 188 | Vas of Anango, with his leaning View more quotes about weight">weight and two arms, struggled to keep the tiller steady. |
| 43 | 189 | "Yes," said Seremides. |
| 43 | 190 | "Do you think we are making off with a trinket, a bauble hidden in our purse, a vulo tucked beneath our arm? You do not understand the gravity of the venture in which we are embarked. |
| 43 | 191 | You do not grasp what deed we are about. |
| 43 | 192 | More ensues than you suspect". |
| 43 | 193 | "Speak!" demanded Vas of Anango. |
| 43 | 194 | Seremides hesitated, and then said, quickly, "We rescue a high-born maid of Cos, even a cousin to great Lurius of Jad". |
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Vas of Anango, with his leaning weight and two arms, struggled to keep the tiller steady.
"Yes," said Seremides.
"Do you think we are making off with a trinket, a bauble hidden in our purse, a vulo tucked beneath our arm? You do not understand the gravity of the venture in which we are embarked.
You do not grasp what deed we are about.
More ensues than you suspect".
"Speak!" demanded Vas of Anango.
Seremides hesitated, and then said, quickly, "We rescue a high-born maid of Cos, even a cousin to great Lurius of Jad".
- (Quarry of Gor)