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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was yesterday morning that Drusus Andronicus, coming to the apartment above the shop of Epicrates, had brought to Lord Grendel word of Surtak's acceptance of his proposal, that of an even exchange of prisoners, Lyris for Eve, Eve for Lyris. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 53, Sentence #82)
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53 82 It was View more quotes about yesterday">yesterday morning that Drusus Andronicus, coming to the apartment above the shop of Epicrates, had brought to Lord Grendel word of Surtak's acceptance of his proposal, that of an even exchange of prisoners, Lyris for Eve, Eve for Lyris.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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53 79 Kurik had with him a crossbow, and a cylinder of quarrels.
53 80 These were to be left behind, on the bridge, of course.
53 81 Weapons were not to be present at the exchange.
53 82 It was yesterday morning that Drusus Andronicus, coming to the apartment above the shop of Epicrates, had brought to Lord Grendel word of Surtak's acceptance of his proposal, that of an even exchange of prisoners, Lyris for Eve, Eve for Lyris.
53 83 That was also the morning of my attempt to seduce Drusus Andronicus.
53 84 About an Ahn afterward Kurik had come downstairs and found me as Drusus Andronicus had left me, sitting against the wall, bound hand and foot, the laconic message inscribed on my left shoulder.
53 85 He had not seemed surprised.
Kurik had with him a crossbow, and a cylinder of quarrels. These were to be left behind, on the bridge, of course. Weapons were not to be present at the exchange. It was yesterday morning that Drusus Andronicus, coming to the apartment above the shop of Epicrates, had brought to Lord Grendel word of Surtak's acceptance of his proposal, that of an even exchange of prisoners, Lyris for Eve, Eve for Lyris. That was also the morning of my attempt to seduce Drusus Andronicus. About an Ahn afterward Kurik had come downstairs and found me as Drusus Andronicus had left me, sitting against the wall, bound hand and foot, the laconic message inscribed on my left shoulder. He had not seemed surprised. - (Plunder of Gor)