Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 189 | "How like Paula," I View more quotes about thought">thought. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 186 | Why else would he send you such a monstrosity, except in the way of mockery, to confront you with a living reproach and insult, reminding you of your own distortionate, manifold imperfections?" Eve was shaken, weeping. |
| 53 | 187 | "Let us conclude the matter," said Lord Grendel, an utterance that, in Kur, was tinged with impatience and embarrassment. |
| 53 | 188 | Lifting my head I saw Paula, tears in her eyes, attempting to comfort Eve. |
| 53 | 189 | "How like Paula," I thought. |
| 53 | 190 | Her arms were partly about that shaggy body. |
| 53 | 191 | I, too, of course, felt sorry for Eve. |
| 53 | 192 | Who would not? But I do not think I would have dared to touch her, or would have wanted to touch her. |
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Why else would he send you such a monstrosity, except in the way of mockery, to confront you with a living reproach and insult, reminding you of your own distortionate, manifold imperfections?" Eve was shaken, weeping.
"Let us conclude the matter," said Lord Grendel, an utterance that, in Kur, was tinged with impatience and embarrassment.
Lifting my head I saw Paula, tears in her eyes, attempting to comfort Eve.
"How like Paula," I thought.
Her arms were partly about that shaggy body.
I, too, of course, felt sorry for Eve.
Who would not? But I do not think I would have dared to touch her, or would have wanted to touch her.
- (Plunder of Gor)