Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 528 | "View more quotes about excellent">Excellent," he said. |
| 24 | 529 | "If I may be so bold," I said, "I would advocate a certain modest latitude, at least for a day or two, in her initial training. |
| 24 | 530 | You must understand that she has, for many years, regarded herself as a free woman". |
| 24 | 531 | "Interesting," he said. |
| 24 | 532 | "Too," I said, "not only has she regarded herself as a free woman, but she has behaved as one, and has affected the airs of one". |
| 24 | 533 | "That is very serious, my dear," said the man. |
| 24 | 534 | At that moment a lithe, sinewy fellow entered, doubtless in response to the sound of the bell a few moments earlier. |
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"Excellent," he said.
"If I may be so bold," I said, "I would advocate a certain modest latitude, at least for a day or two, in her initial training.
You must understand that she has, for many years, regarded herself as a free woman".
"Interesting," he said.
"Too," I said, "not only has she regarded herself as a free woman, but she has behaved as one, and has affected the airs of one".
"That is very serious, my dear," said the man.
At that moment a lithe, sinewy fellow entered, doubtless in response to the sound of the bell a few moments earlier.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)