Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 115 | He then, glaring at the View more quotes about startled">startled, disconcerted Lyris, snapped on his translator, surely for my benefit. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 112 | He even reached between the bars, and touched her flank. |
| 50 | 113 | She made again that soft, now-unmistakable sound, and, her eyes upon him, tenderly, she rolled to her back, and lifted her body to him. |
| 50 | 114 | Lord Grendel then held to the bars, and, with one mighty foot, with this leverage, disdainfully, violently, thrust Lyris feet away, rolling across the floor of the cage. |
| 50 | 115 | He then, glaring at the startled, disconcerted Lyris, snapped on his translator, surely for my benefit. |
| 50 | 116 | "You worthless, deceitful she-urt," he said, "I am mindful to relieve you of your harnessing. |
| 50 | 117 | You would look better without it. |
| 50 | 118 | So you would serve my pleasure, would you? Splendid! How generous! But know this, worthless she-urt, and know it well. |
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He even reached between the bars, and touched her flank.
She made again that soft, now-unmistakable sound, and, her eyes upon him, tenderly, she rolled to her back, and lifted her body to him.
Lord Grendel then held to the bars, and, with one mighty foot, with this leverage, disdainfully, violently, thrust Lyris feet away, rolling across the floor of the cage.
He then, glaring at the startled, disconcerted Lyris, snapped on his translator, surely for my benefit.
"You worthless, deceitful she-urt," he said, "I am mindful to relieve you of your harnessing.
You would look better without it.
So you would serve my pleasure, would you? Splendid! How generous! But know this, worthless she-urt, and know it well.
- (Plunder of Gor)