Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 40 | 195 | "To rent from you," I said, "a View more quotes about lovely">lovely lady, and another, her fearsome pet or creature. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 40 | 192 | "I do not understand," said Epicrates. |
| 40 | 193 | "I am not an Assassin, I have no secrets to sell. |
| 40 | 194 | I do not wish to sell the shop". |
| 40 | 195 | "To rent from you," I said, "a lovely lady, and another, her fearsome pet or creature. |
| 40 | 196 | My master asks only that you, who will be known to them, who are presumably in no danger from them, and will not fear them, intercede on his behalf, and permit me, on his behalf, to speak with them". |
| 40 | 197 | "The lady," said he, "is a strange, imperious little thing, whose Home Stone I do not know, but her pet, though large, is pleasant, sweet, and gentle. |
| 40 | 198 | My companion helped her learn to read, if you can imagine that. |
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"I do not understand," said Epicrates.
"I am not an Assassin, I have no secrets to sell.
I do not wish to sell the shop".
"To rent from you," I said, "a lovely lady, and another, her fearsome pet or creature.
My master asks only that you, who will be known to them, who are presumably in no danger from them, and will not fear them, intercede on his behalf, and permit me, on his behalf, to speak with them".
"The lady," said he, "is a strange, imperious little thing, whose Home Stone I do not know, but her pet, though large, is pleasant, sweet, and gentle.
My companion helped her learn to read, if you can imagine that.
- (Plunder of Gor)