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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

He was no longer the pathetic, diffident Gregory White who had crept about in the officious shadow of Miss Margaret Wentworth, now the slave, Saru, tentative and pliant, hoping to please. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 58, Sentence #130)
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58 130 He was no View more quotes about longer">longer the pathetic, diffident Gregory White who had crept about in the officious shadow of Miss Margaret Wentworth, now the slave, Saru, tentative and pliant, hoping to please.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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58 127 Certainly he was cleanly cut, tall, sinewy, and such.
58 128 Perhaps she thought him weak.
58 129 If so, she would find that she was mistaken.
58 130 He was no longer the pathetic, diffident Gregory White who had crept about in the officious shadow of Miss Margaret Wentworth, now the slave, Saru, tentative and pliant, hoping to please.
58 131 He was now Gorean.
58 132 He had learned war, and the uses to which women may be put.
58 133 "Please!" she said.
Certainly he was cleanly cut, tall, sinewy, and such. Perhaps she thought him weak. If so, she would find that she was mistaken. He was no longer the pathetic, diffident Gregory White who had crept about in the officious shadow of Miss Margaret Wentworth, now the slave, Saru, tentative and pliant, hoping to please. He was now Gorean. He had learned war, and the uses to which women may be put. "Please!" she said. - (Rebels of Gor)