Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 544 | "View more quotes about thank">Thank you," she said, "for allowing me to remove that hideous, greasy rag from my ankle, and for relieving me of that hateful bit of faded silk, which you must cast away. |
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 541 | Let us never consider it again". |
| 26 | 542 | I put it in my sash. |
| 26 | 543 | That seemed to puzzle her, but she smiled, and put her head to my shoulder. |
| 26 | 544 | "Thank you," she said, "for allowing me to remove that hideous, greasy rag from my ankle, and for relieving me of that hateful bit of faded silk, which you must cast away. |
| 26 | 545 | It so reminds me of the tragic misunderstandings and errors of our past. |
| 26 | 546 | I see now that you desire, as I, that we should begin again. |
| 26 | 547 | I, too, welcome this opportunity. |
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Let us never consider it again".
I put it in my sash.
That seemed to puzzle her, but she smiled, and put her head to my shoulder.
"Thank you," she said, "for allowing me to remove that hideous, greasy rag from my ankle, and for relieving me of that hateful bit of faded silk, which you must cast away.
It so reminds me of the tragic misunderstandings and errors of our past.
I see now that you desire, as I, that we should begin again.
I, too, welcome this opportunity.
- (Tribesmen of Gor)