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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

For that, who would not be grateful? Too, what free man would not rejoice to meet so charming a woman as the lovely Lady Alexina? Compared to these delights, even those of the ka-la-na of Naxos must be overlooked". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #464)
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49 464 For that, who would not be grateful? Too, what View more quotes about free">free man would not rejoice to meet so charming a woman as the lovely Lady Alexina? Compared to these delights, even those of the ka-la-na of Naxos must be overlooked".

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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49 461 "I have muchly enjoyed the gracious and generous hospitality of your house.
49 462 You are a most estimable host.
49 463 Too, you have given me the opportunity to see my friend once more, noble Tyrtaios, of the Merchants, as I understand it, whom I had not seen since Brundisium.
49 464 For that, who would not be grateful? Too, what free man would not rejoice to meet so charming a woman as the lovely Lady Alexina? Compared to these delights, even those of the ka-la-na of Naxos must be overlooked".
49 465 "Surely the pleasure here is that of the house," said Decius Albus.
49 466 "We shall look forward to hearing from you, and trust that the response of Lord Grendel to our proposal will be favorable".
49 467 "How could it not be?" said Kurik.
"I have muchly enjoyed the gracious and generous hospitality of your house. You are a most estimable host. Too, you have given me the opportunity to see my friend once more, noble Tyrtaios, of the Merchants, as I understand it, whom I had not seen since Brundisium. For that, who would not be grateful? Too, what free man would not rejoice to meet so charming a woman as the lovely Lady Alexina? Compared to these delights, even those of the ka-la-na of Naxos must be overlooked". "Surely the pleasure here is that of the house," said Decius Albus. "We shall look forward to hearing from you, and trust that the response of Lord Grendel to our proposal will be favorable". "How could it not be?" said Kurik. - (Plunder of Gor)