Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 16 | 415 | I forced the View more quotes about thought">thought of her from my mind. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 16 | 412 | It might be too perilous for them, how perilous, of course, I did not know. |
| 16 | 413 | The female stirred on the bench. |
| 16 | 414 | There was a tiny sound of chain. |
| 16 | 415 | I forced the thought of her from my mind. |
| 16 | 416 | She was excitingly desirable. |
| 16 | 417 | I had little doubt, however, that Hurtha would cheerfully come along, if asked, and perhaps if not asked, abounding with his customary indefatigable optimism whatever might be the odds. |
| 16 | 418 | He had already complained, more than once, that his ax was getting rusty. |
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It might be too perilous for them, how perilous, of course, I did not know.
The female stirred on the bench.
There was a tiny sound of chain.
I forced the thought of her from my mind.
She was excitingly desirable.
I had little doubt, however, that Hurtha would cheerfully come along, if asked, and perhaps if not asked, abounding with his customary indefatigable optimism whatever might be the odds.
He had already complained, more than once, that his ax was getting rusty.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)