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

"Do not even consider it," said Petrucchio, as though the astounding magnanimity of such a gesture could possibly be dismissed lightly. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #731)
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16 731 "Do not even View more quotes about consider">consider it," said Petrucchio, as though the astounding magnanimity of such a gesture could possibly be dismissed lightly.

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

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16 728 "Furthermore," said Petrucchio, grandly, "I give you the slaves!" "Slaves!" cried Rowena.
16 729 Then she again cried out sharply, in pain and protest, and then again, Lecchio having seen to it that a certain portion of her anatomy had renewed its unwilling acquaintance with his fierce switch, was quite docile, and quite silent.
16 730 "That is an act of incredible nobility!" cried Chino, overwhelmed.
16 731 "Do not even consider it," said Petrucchio, as though the astounding magnanimity of such a gesture could possibly be dismissed lightly.
16 732 "I cannot praise your generosity too highly," said Chino, leaving it to the audience to interpret this perhaps somewhat ambiguous remark.
16 733 "It is nothing, my friend," said Petrucchio, modestly.
16 734 "Surely the glory of such an act must be long remembered in the songs of Petrucchio, Captain of Turia," exclaimed Chino.
"Furthermore," said Petrucchio, grandly, "I give you the slaves!" "Slaves!" cried Rowena. Then she again cried out sharply, in pain and protest, and then again, Lecchio having seen to it that a certain portion of her anatomy had renewed its unwilling acquaintance with his fierce switch, was quite docile, and quite silent. "That is an act of incredible nobility!" cried Chino, overwhelmed. "Do not even consider it," said Petrucchio, as though the astounding magnanimity of such a gesture could possibly be dismissed lightly. "I cannot praise your generosity too highly," said Chino, leaving it to the audience to interpret this perhaps somewhat ambiguous remark. "It is nothing, my friend," said Petrucchio, modestly. "Surely the glory of such an act must be long remembered in the songs of Petrucchio, Captain of Turia," exclaimed Chino. - (Players of Gor)