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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

But I responded, 'Alas, beautiful Mistress, to their misery, none. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #415)
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21 415 But I View more quotes about responded">responded, 'Alas, beautiful Mistress, to their misery, none.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 412 "'There are many slaves in the house of Appanius,' she said.
21 413 'Which does he summon to his furs?' "I fear, Master, she was jealous.
21 414 And I think not many would have cared to be that slave who found favor with Milo, at least if the Ubara were to learn of it.
21 415 But I responded, 'Alas, beautiful Mistress, to their misery, none.
21 416 ' "'None?' "'I fear he has thoughts, and eyes, for only one woman,' I said.
21 417 "'Oh?' she said.
21 418 "'Yes, Mistress,' I said.
"'There are many slaves in the house of Appanius,' she said. 'Which does he summon to his furs?' "I fear, Master, she was jealous. And I think not many would have cared to be that slave who found favor with Milo, at least if the Ubara were to learn of it. But I responded, 'Alas, beautiful Mistress, to their misery, none. ' "'None?' "'I fear he has thoughts, and eyes, for only one woman,' I said. "'Oh?' she said. "'Yes, Mistress,' I said. - (Magicians of Gor)