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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

That night, when the beast was absent, the Lady Bina summoned me to her. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #882)
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10 882 That View more quotes about night">night, when the beast was absent, the Lady Bina summoned me to her.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 879 "But," she said, "I think a throne would be nice".
10 880 "Perhaps," said the beast.
10 881 The Lady Bina then cast me a glance, which made me uneasy.
10 882 That night, when the beast was absent, the Lady Bina summoned me to her.
10 883 She entrusted to me a message, which was written in black ink on cheap rence paper, in simple block letters, at that time almost childishly formed letters, as she, for all her dexterity and intelligence, was still far from adept in Gorean.
10 884 Certainly she was not yet the mistress of cursive script.
10 885 I had learned from the laundry troughs that a lady's notes, having to do with her small secrets, private exchanges, intrigues, affairs, arrangements, assignations, rendezvous, and such, were generally carefully crafted, written in a tasteful, dainty script, usually on small sheets of fine linen paper, or parchment, subtly scented, and attractively sealed.
"But," she said, "I think a throne would be nice". "Perhaps," said the beast. The Lady Bina then cast me a glance, which made me uneasy. That night, when the beast was absent, the Lady Bina summoned me to her. She entrusted to me a message, which was written in black ink on cheap rence paper, in simple block letters, at that time almost childishly formed letters, as she, for all her dexterity and intelligence, was still far from adept in Gorean. Certainly she was not yet the mistress of cursive script. I had learned from the laundry troughs that a lady's notes, having to do with her small secrets, private exchanges, intrigues, affairs, arrangements, assignations, rendezvous, and such, were generally carefully crafted, written in a tasteful, dainty script, usually on small sheets of fine linen paper, or parchment, subtly scented, and attractively sealed. - (Conspirators of Gor)