Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 305 | "This lamp View more quotes about stand">stand should do nicely," said Kurik, lifting, and hefting, the sturdy artifact. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 302 | They will think nothing of the Lady Alexina, I, and a slave, leaving by means of the east gate. |
| 51 | 303 | Thus, there will be no question as to where the additional person, in this case, a slave, came from". |
| 51 | 304 | "What of the guard?" asked the Lady Bina. |
| 51 | 305 | "This lamp stand should do nicely," said Kurik, lifting, and hefting, the sturdy artifact. |
| 51 | 306 | "And, I think, those drape pulls should do nicely for bonds, and, surely, there is enough veiling, and such, about to serve as a gag". |
| 51 | 307 | Shortly thereafter the Lady Bina summoned the guard into the room, while Kurik remained to the side, rather behind the door, as it would open. |
| 51 | 308 | The guard became aware of Kurik's presence at about the same time that Kurik employed the lamp stand. |
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They will think nothing of the Lady Alexina, I, and a slave, leaving by means of the east gate.
Thus, there will be no question as to where the additional person, in this case, a slave, came from".
"What of the guard?" asked the Lady Bina.
"This lamp stand should do nicely," said Kurik, lifting, and hefting, the sturdy artifact.
"And, I think, those drape pulls should do nicely for bonds, and, surely, there is enough veiling, and such, about to serve as a gag".
Shortly thereafter the Lady Bina summoned the guard into the room, while Kurik remained to the side, rather behind the door, as it would open.
The guard became aware of Kurik's presence at about the same time that Kurik employed the lamp stand.
- (Plunder of Gor)