Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 413 | "What then are you View more quotes about good">good for?" asked Lord Nishida. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 410 | Many masters require that their slaves learn at least the rudiments of such dance. |
| 10 | 411 | One supposes that the motivation of this is clear. |
| 10 | 412 | "Are you skilled," asked Lord Nishida, "in the art of conversation?" "No," said Miss Wentworth, "and I do not understand the purport of these bizarre questions". |
| 10 | 413 | "What then are you good for?" asked Lord Nishida. |
| 10 | 414 | "I do not understand," she said. |
| 10 | 415 | "I have fulfilled my part of the bargain, and I now demand my compensation, and to be conducted to some point, from which I may be promptly returned to Earth, to New York City. |
| 10 | 416 | Please secure the moneys as soon as possible, or arrange for their delivery on Earth, as I intend to waste no more time here". |
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Many masters require that their slaves learn at least the rudiments of such dance.
One supposes that the motivation of this is clear.
"Are you skilled," asked Lord Nishida, "in the art of conversation?" "No," said Miss Wentworth, "and I do not understand the purport of these bizarre questions".
"What then are you good for?" asked Lord Nishida.
"I do not understand," she said.
"I have fulfilled my part of the bargain, and I now demand my compensation, and to be conducted to some point, from which I may be promptly returned to Earth, to New York City.
Please secure the moneys as soon as possible, or arrange for their delivery on Earth, as I intend to waste no more time here".
- (Swordsmen of Gor)