Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 6 | 445 | "But, sir," she said, "I have not yet View more quotes about decided">decided whether or not to grant you your peep, that moment of unutterable bliss for which you will, willingly, surrender the wondrous veil to me in its entirety". |
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 6 | 442 | "With all due respect, noble lady," said Boots, "in a transaction of this momentous nature, I believe it is only fair that I be granted assurances of a somewhat greater magnitude". |
| 6 | 443 | "What would you wish?" she asked. |
| 6 | 444 | "Might I not be granted some evidence of your putative nudity?" he inquired. |
| 6 | 445 | "But, sir," she said, "I have not yet decided whether or not to grant you your peep, that moment of unutterable bliss for which you will, willingly, surrender the wondrous veil to me in its entirety". |
| 6 | 446 | "Do not mistake me, kind lady," cried Boots, horrified. |
| 6 | 447 | "I had in mind only evidence of an ilk most indirect". |
| 6 | 448 | "But what could that be?" she inquired, dismayed. |
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"With all due respect, noble lady," said Boots, "in a transaction of this momentous nature, I believe it is only fair that I be granted assurances of a somewhat greater magnitude".
"What would you wish?" she asked.
"Might I not be granted some evidence of your putative nudity?" he inquired.
"But, sir," she said, "I have not yet decided whether or not to grant you your peep, that moment of unutterable bliss for which you will, willingly, surrender the wondrous veil to me in its entirety".
"Do not mistake me, kind lady," cried Boots, horrified.
"I had in mind only evidence of an ilk most indirect".
"But what could that be?" she inquired, dismayed.
- (Players of Gor)