Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 9 | 313 | She was highly View more quotes about intelligent">intelligent. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 310 | She was attractive. |
| 9 | 311 | It might be pleasant to have her at one's feet, her lips pressed fervently, hopefully, to them. |
| 9 | 312 | If she were not pleasing, or if one tired of her, one could always return her to Ar. |
| 9 | 313 | She was highly intelligent. |
| 9 | 314 | Such things would be easy for her to understand. |
| 9 | 315 | It might be pleasant to have her under one's whip, if only for a time. |
| 9 | 316 | Why could I not forget her? Had I not, even from Ar, dreamed of her small wrists fastened behind her, in my bracelets? The bounty might win me a dozen slaves, even more beautiful than she, perhaps even a galley, but would these, together, the gold washed with blood, be of greater value to me than a single slave whom one might master with severity, but for whom one would die? "Beware!" cried Cabot, angrily. |
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She was attractive.
It might be pleasant to have her at one's feet, her lips pressed fervently, hopefully, to them.
If she were not pleasing, or if one tired of her, one could always return her to Ar.
She was highly intelligent.
Such things would be easy for her to understand.
It might be pleasant to have her under one's whip, if only for a time.
Why could I not forget her? Had I not, even from Ar, dreamed of her small wrists fastened behind her, in my bracelets? The bounty might win me a dozen slaves, even more beautiful than she, perhaps even a galley, but would these, together, the gold washed with blood, be of greater value to me than a single slave whom one might master with severity, but for whom one would die? "Beware!" cried Cabot, angrily.
- (Mariners of Gor)