Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 309 | I set her View more quotes about down">down and Parp turned away, covering his face with his robe. |
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Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 306 | "I was a fool," said Parp. |
| 32 | 307 | "Always the fool!" "You could not have known," I said. |
| 32 | 308 | Vika's hand went to the folds of the robe and I could feel her squirm to regain her feet. |
| 32 | 309 | I set her down and Parp turned away, covering his face with his robe. |
| 32 | 310 | I stood at the portal, sword drawn, to defend it against the larls should they attempt to enter. |
| 32 | 311 | Vika now stood on her feet, a bit behind me, taking in at a glance the jammed door and the two unchained larls without. |
| 32 | 312 | Then she saw the figure of Parp and cried out with a tiny gasp, and looked back again at the larls, and then to the figure. |
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"I was a fool," said Parp.
"Always the fool!" "You could not have known," I said.
Vika's hand went to the folds of the robe and I could feel her squirm to regain her feet.
I set her down and Parp turned away, covering his face with his robe.
I stood at the portal, sword drawn, to defend it against the larls should they attempt to enter.
Vika now stood on her feet, a bit behind me, taking in at a glance the jammed door and the two unchained larls without.
Then she saw the figure of Parp and cried out with a tiny gasp, and looked back again at the larls, and then to the figure.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor)