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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

I trusted the paga would arrive, surely before the next dancer, or victim, or two, might be presented before the audience. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #464)
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46 464 I trusted the View more quotes about paga">paga would arrive, surely before the next dancer, or victim, or two, might be presented before the audience.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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46 461 We have not paid to have her so trained.
46 462 But her alcove skills, as doubtless some of you know, are considerable".
46 463 "Next!" cried several men.
46 464 I trusted the paga would arrive, surely before the next dancer, or victim, or two, might be presented before the audience.
46 465 "Behold," called Ho-Tosk, "the lovely Lais, graceful and lithe, eyes as blue as the skies of En'Kara, lips as red as the scarlet dina, hair as yellow as ripe sa'tarna.
46 466 How she will please you!" Lais, I noted, did not look as confident of this as Ho-Tosk.
46 467 I had little doubt but what she would prefer to be below in the kitchen or back in her cage.
We have not paid to have her so trained. But her alcove skills, as doubtless some of you know, are considerable". "Next!" cried several men. I trusted the paga would arrive, surely before the next dancer, or victim, or two, might be presented before the audience. "Behold," called Ho-Tosk, "the lovely Lais, graceful and lithe, eyes as blue as the skies of En'Kara, lips as red as the scarlet dina, hair as yellow as ripe sa'tarna. How she will please you!" Lais, I noted, did not look as confident of this as Ho-Tosk. I had little doubt but what she would prefer to be below in the kitchen or back in her cage. - (Quarry of Gor)