Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 6 | 793 | "I had View more quotes about long">long considered bringing you to this place, Lady Sheila," he said, "even before you yourself expressed an interest in the walls, but, again and again, I forced the thought from my mind. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 6 | 790 | Worse, I fear I am a poor soldier". |
| 6 | 791 | "Why should you say that?" I asked. |
| 6 | 792 | That genuinely puzzled me. |
| 6 | 793 | "I had long considered bringing you to this place, Lady Sheila," he said, "even before you yourself expressed an interest in the walls, but, again and again, I forced the thought from my mind. |
| 6 | 794 | This thought I resisted further, even more tenaciously, when you yourself broached it, now and again. |
| 6 | 795 | Then, finally, after much troubled thought, it seemed to me that perhaps it was best that I let myself accompany you here". |
| 6 | 796 | "I do not understand what you are saying," I said. |
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Worse, I fear I am a poor soldier".
"Why should you say that?" I asked.
That genuinely puzzled me.
"I had long considered bringing you to this place, Lady Sheila," he said, "even before you yourself expressed an interest in the walls, but, again and again, I forced the thought from my mind.
This thought I resisted further, even more tenaciously, when you yourself broached it, now and again.
Then, finally, after much troubled thought, it seemed to me that perhaps it was best that I let myself accompany you here".
"I do not understand what you are saying," I said.
- (Kajira of Gor)