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

"You have chosen to return to the continent," I said. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #587)
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61 587 "You have chosen to View more quotes about return">return to the continent," I said.

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

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61 584 I was sure the luscious she-sleen was well aware of the eyes upon her.
61 585 How excited and proud, and pleased, are slaves to be so regarded, to realize how their lineaments, more than hinted at in their brief garb, lure the eye and whet the appetites of manhood.
61 586 How marvelous for a woman to be so desired! How can a woman be more a female than in a collar? "Licinius Lysias," I said, "he of Turmus!" "Tal, Commander," he said.
61 587 "You have chosen to return to the continent," I said.
61 588 "Yes, Commander," he said.
61 589 Licinius Lysias, long ago, in a training exercise at Tarncamp, from tarnback, had attempted the assassination of Lord Nishida.
61 590 He had later figured in the attack on Tarncamp, after which, the attack successfully resisted, he had, in flight, taken refuge in a tharlarion stable, and held the slave, Saru, as a hostage.
I was sure the luscious she-sleen was well aware of the eyes upon her. How excited and proud, and pleased, are slaves to be so regarded, to realize how their lineaments, more than hinted at in their brief garb, lure the eye and whet the appetites of manhood. How marvelous for a woman to be so desired! How can a woman be more a female than in a collar? "Licinius Lysias," I said, "he of Turmus!" "Tal, Commander," he said. "You have chosen to return to the continent," I said. "Yes, Commander," he said. Licinius Lysias, long ago, in a training exercise at Tarncamp, from tarnback, had attempted the assassination of Lord Nishida. He had later figured in the attack on Tarncamp, after which, the attack successfully resisted, he had, in flight, taken refuge in a tharlarion stable, and held the slave, Saru, as a hostage. - (Rebels of Gor)