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

"It is something from infancy, or almost from infancy," said the paunchy fellow, shuddering, "from flames, a great fire. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #471)
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2 471 "It is View more quotes about something">something from infancy, or almost from infancy," said the paunchy fellow, shuddering, "from flames, a great fire.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 468 "I can almost guarantee that you will win," he said.
2 469 "Why is your player hooded?" I asked.
2 470 It did not seem the kind of disguising that might be appropriate for carnival.
2 471 "It is something from infancy, or almost from infancy," said the paunchy fellow, shuddering, "from flames, a great fire.
2 472 It left him as he is, beneath the mask.
2 473 He is a disfigured monster.
2 474 Free women would swoon at the sight.
"I can almost guarantee that you will win," he said. "Why is your player hooded?" I asked. It did not seem the kind of disguising that might be appropriate for carnival. "It is something from infancy, or almost from infancy," said the paunchy fellow, shuddering, "from flames, a great fire. It left him as he is, beneath the mask. He is a disfigured monster. Free women would swoon at the sight. - (Players of Gor)