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Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 344 Ho-Sorl bounded over the View more quotes about table">table and caught her four paces from the dais, spilling the milk about.
17 345 He threw her bodily over his shoulder, her small fists pounding on his back, and carried her to Ho-Tu's place.
17 346 "I will pay," said Ho-Sorl, "the difference between what she will bring as Red Silk and White Silk".
17 347 Phyllis shrieked in fear, wiggling on his shoulder, pounding.
17 348 Ho-Tu apparently gave the matter very serious thought.
17 349 "Don't you want to be Red Silk?" he asked Phyllis, who, from her position, could not see him.
17 350 "No, no, no!" she cried.
Ho-Sorl bounded over the table and caught her four paces from the dais, spilling the milk about. He threw her bodily over his shoulder, her small fists pounding on his back, and carried her to Ho-Tu's place. "I will pay," said Ho-Sorl, "the difference between what she will bring as Red Silk and White Silk". Phyllis shrieked in fear, wiggling on his shoulder, pounding. Ho-Tu apparently gave the matter very serious thought. "Don't you want to be Red Silk?" he asked Phyllis, who, from her position, could not see him. "No, no, no!" she cried. - (Assassin of Gor)