Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 25 | 409 | "You are View more quotes about vain">vain, and pretentious, deceitful, treacherous!" "You used me!" said Adraste. |
| 25 | 410 | "Yes, and hated you!" said Alcinoë. |
| 25 | 411 | "It was with overwhelming pleasure that I, on the command of Seremides, hunted you down in your chambers, where you cowered, alone, unguarded, forsaken, and cast you the rag of a slave, demanding that you strip yourself naked and put it on!" "She-sleen!" cried Adraste. |
| 25 | 412 | "How well it looked on you!" "She-tharlarion, she-urt!" cried Adraste. |
| 25 | 413 | "How right bondage is for you!" cried Alcinoë. |
| 25 | 414 | "And for you!" cried Adraste. |
| 25 | 415 | "It is enough," I said to Alcinoë. |
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"You are vain, and pretentious, deceitful, treacherous!" "You used me!" said Adraste.
"Yes, and hated you!" said Alcinoë.
"It was with overwhelming pleasure that I, on the command of Seremides, hunted you down in your chambers, where you cowered, alone, unguarded, forsaken, and cast you the rag of a slave, demanding that you strip yourself naked and put it on!" "She-sleen!" cried Adraste.
"How well it looked on you!" "She-tharlarion, she-urt!" cried Adraste.
"How right bondage is for you!" cried Alcinoë.
"And for you!" cried Adraste.
"It is enough," I said to Alcinoë.
- (Mariners of Gor)