Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 129 | "Do you View more quotes about know">know," asked Kurik, "that she and my Phyllis are acquainted, that they knew one another on the Slave World, that they were brought to Gor on the same chain, so to speak?" "What a difference," laughed Drusus, "that beauty and this, forgive me, pot girl". |
| 52 | 130 | "Now, now, dear Drusus," said Kurik, "Phyllis is scarcely a pot girl. |
| 52 | 131 | She might bring nearly two tarsks". |
| 52 | 132 | "Paula went for a golden tarsk," said Drusus. |
| 52 | 133 | "And a steal, at that," said Kurik, unnecessarily in my view. |
| 52 | 134 | "I think so," said Drusus, whose opinion, as far as I could see, was not required on the matter. |
| 52 | 135 | "There is much to be said for pot girls and kettle-and-mat girls," said Kurik. |
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"Do you know," asked Kurik, "that she and my Phyllis are acquainted, that they knew one another on the Slave World, that they were brought to Gor on the same chain, so to speak?" "What a difference," laughed Drusus, "that beauty and this, forgive me, pot girl".
"Now, now, dear Drusus," said Kurik, "Phyllis is scarcely a pot girl.
She might bring nearly two tarsks".
"Paula went for a golden tarsk," said Drusus.
"And a steal, at that," said Kurik, unnecessarily in my view.
"I think so," said Drusus, whose opinion, as far as I could see, was not required on the matter.
"There is much to be said for pot girls and kettle-and-mat girls," said Kurik.
- (Plunder of Gor)