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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw his eyes momentarily cloud and, glancing back, I think I detected a possible cause for his distress. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #377)
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2 377 I saw his View more quotes about eyes">eyes momentarily cloud and, glancing back, I think I detected a possible cause for his distress.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 374 I placed a tarsk bit in the bowl of the Brigella.
2 375 "Thank you, Master," she said.
2 376 The paunchy fellow, his belly swinging, now out of character as the merchant, was informing the audience that a new round of farces, all different, would be performed within the Ahn.
2 377 I saw his eyes momentarily cloud and, glancing back, I think I detected a possible cause for his distress.
2 378 In the crowd was an officer of the Master of Revels, with two members of the Council Guard.
2 379 I drew the girl beside me to her feet.
2 380 "Oh, yes," she breathed, "now, now, please," holding me, pressing her naked, collared beauty piteously against me, "take me to a pleasure rack.
I placed a tarsk bit in the bowl of the Brigella. "Thank you, Master," she said. The paunchy fellow, his belly swinging, now out of character as the merchant, was informing the audience that a new round of farces, all different, would be performed within the Ahn. I saw his eyes momentarily cloud and, glancing back, I think I detected a possible cause for his distress. In the crowd was an officer of the Master of Revels, with two members of the Council Guard. I drew the girl beside me to her feet. "Oh, yes," she breathed, "now, now, please," holding me, pressing her naked, collared beauty piteously against me, "take me to a pleasure rack. - (Players of Gor)