Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 527 | You will not have to bite, and chew, and tear, through View more quotes about cloth">cloth". |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 524 | Too, for all she knew, if Gorean might be at the disposal of one beast, it might be at the disposal of another, as well. |
| 50 | 525 | And, if Kurik's words were no more than the cheerful prattling of a man to a beast, such as a pet sleen, there was still little in that possibility from which to gather reassurance or consolation. |
| 50 | 526 | "Note, Lyris," called Kurik to Lyris pleasantly, "your supper has been nicely prepared. |
| 50 | 527 | You will not have to bite, and chew, and tear, through cloth". |
| 50 | 528 | "Let me out!" screamed the Lady Alexina, reaching through the bars toward Kurik. |
| 50 | 529 | "You are free," Kurik reminded her. |
| 50 | 530 | "Collar me!" she cried. |
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Too, for all she knew, if Gorean might be at the disposal of one beast, it might be at the disposal of another, as well.
And, if Kurik's words were no more than the cheerful prattling of a man to a beast, such as a pet sleen, there was still little in that possibility from which to gather reassurance or consolation.
"Note, Lyris," called Kurik to Lyris pleasantly, "your supper has been nicely prepared.
You will not have to bite, and chew, and tear, through cloth".
"Let me out!" screamed the Lady Alexina, reaching through the bars toward Kurik.
"You are free," Kurik reminded her.
"Collar me!" she cried.
- (Plunder of Gor)