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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I am sorry I am late," said the girl who had worn the tan slave tunic. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #155)
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11 155 "I am View more quotes about sorry">sorry I am late," said the girl who had worn the tan slave tunic.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 152 I saw upon occasion the movement of his hands, long and black, with delicate fingers.
11 153 I could see, however, the man who had been called Kunguni and the woman who had worn the tan slave tunic.
11 154 I could also see, kneeling on a dark blanket, naked, her ankles tied, her hands tied to her collar, her head down, still blindfolded, the blond-haired barbarian.
11 155 "I am sorry I am late," said the girl who had worn the tan slave tunic.
11 156 "Pembe kept me later than I pleased, to finish serving paga to a drunken oarsman".
11 157 "What sacrifices we must make in the prosecution of our arduous mission," mused the fellow who had been called Kunguni.
11 158 The girl looked at him, angrily.
I saw upon occasion the movement of his hands, long and black, with delicate fingers. I could see, however, the man who had been called Kunguni and the woman who had worn the tan slave tunic. I could also see, kneeling on a dark blanket, naked, her ankles tied, her hands tied to her collar, her head down, still blindfolded, the blond-haired barbarian. "I am sorry I am late," said the girl who had worn the tan slave tunic. "Pembe kept me later than I pleased, to finish serving paga to a drunken oarsman". "What sacrifices we must make in the prosecution of our arduous mission," mused the fellow who had been called Kunguni. The girl looked at him, angrily. - (Explorers of Gor)