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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She lay there, under the covers, for the moment, half conscious, not feeling well, utterly disoriented, groggy, lethargic, affected as though with some indefinable, eccentric, disconcerting malaise. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #3)
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3 3 She lay there, under the covers, for the View more quotes about moment">moment, half conscious, not feeling well, utterly disoriented, groggy, lethargic, affected as though with some indefinable, eccentric, disconcerting malaise.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 275 She looked after them, and then hurried to the ticket window, to buy a ticket, as near as possible to the same seat as she had had today, for the performance of La Bohème next Saturday.
3 1 How She Awakened in a Strange Room; She Finds That She Has Been Ankleted She stirred, uneasily.
3 2 She kept her eyes closed, fearing that if she opened them the room might turn slowly, surely, patiently, mockingly, about her.
3 3 She lay there, under the covers, for the moment, half conscious, not feeling well, utterly disoriented, groggy, lethargic, affected as though with some indefinable, eccentric, disconcerting malaise.
3 4 This was doubtless an aftereffect of the chemical which had been taken into her system, though that was not clear to her at the time.
3 5 She twisted about, a little, softly moaning, a tiny whimper, protestingly.
3 6 Surely she was in her own bed.
She looked after them, and then hurried to the ticket window, to buy a ticket, as near as possible to the same seat as she had had today, for the performance of La Bohème next Saturday. How She Awakened in a Strange Room; She Finds That She Has Been Ankleted She stirred, uneasily. She kept her eyes closed, fearing that if she opened them the room might turn slowly, surely, patiently, mockingly, about her. She lay there, under the covers, for the moment, half conscious, not feeling well, utterly disoriented, groggy, lethargic, affected as though with some indefinable, eccentric, disconcerting malaise. This was doubtless an aftereffect of the chemical which had been taken into her system, though that was not clear to her at the time. She twisted about, a little, softly moaning, a tiny whimper, protestingly. Surely she was in her own bed. - (Prize of Gor)