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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was almost sick with relief when I saw that the man I knew, he whom I had met at the perfume counter, he who had seemed in charge of the others, was in the limousine. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #33)
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2 33 I was View more quotes about almost">almost sick with relief when I saw that the man I knew, he whom I had met at the perfume counter, he who had seemed in charge of the others, was in the limousine.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 30 I seized the receiver from its hook.
2 31 I was told to report the next evening to the southwest corner of a given intersection in Manhattan at precisely eight P.
2 32 There I would be picked up by a limousine.
2 33 I was almost sick with relief when I saw that the man I knew, he whom I had met at the perfume counter, he who had seemed in charge of the others, was in the limousine.
2 34 The other two were with him, too, one with him in the back seat and one riding beside the driver.
2 35 I did not recognize the driver.
2 36 "Congratulations, Miss Collins!" he said, warmly.
I seized the receiver from its hook. I was told to report the next evening to the southwest corner of a given intersection in Manhattan at precisely eight P. There I would be picked up by a limousine. I was almost sick with relief when I saw that the man I knew, he whom I had met at the perfume counter, he who had seemed in charge of the others, was in the limousine. The other two were with him, too, one with him in the back seat and one riding beside the driver. I did not recognize the driver. "Congratulations, Miss Collins!" he said, warmly. - (Kajira of Gor)