Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 52 | 160 | "May I View more quotes about accompany">accompany Master Drusus to the street," I asked my master, "that I may inquire after my friend, Paula?" "Yes," he said, readily enough. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 157 | The last thing I wanted was for Paula to be about. |
| 52 | 158 | The men, and Lord Grendel, then, affably and civilly, began to discuss a number of arrangements that might appertain to the projected exchange of two captives, Lyris, a Kur female, and Eve, whose nature or status seemed less clear. |
| 52 | 159 | Soon Drusus was ready to make his departure. |
| 52 | 160 | "May I accompany Master Drusus to the street," I asked my master, "that I may inquire after my friend, Paula?" "Yes," he said, readily enough. |
| 52 | 161 | Surely he had no reason to suspect that my request might be less than disingenuous. |
| 52 | 162 | Past the stairs, on the street, I knelt before Drusus. |
| 52 | 163 | "Paula is well, kajira," said Drusus. |
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The last thing I wanted was for Paula to be about.
The men, and Lord Grendel, then, affably and civilly, began to discuss a number of arrangements that might appertain to the projected exchange of two captives, Lyris, a Kur female, and Eve, whose nature or status seemed less clear.
Soon Drusus was ready to make his departure.
"May I accompany Master Drusus to the street," I asked my master, "that I may inquire after my friend, Paula?" "Yes," he said, readily enough.
Surely he had no reason to suspect that my request might be less than disingenuous.
Past the stairs, on the street, I knelt before Drusus.
"Paula is well, kajira," said Drusus.
- (Plunder of Gor)