Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 638 | She still View more quotes about clutched">clutched the shreds of the parasol in one hand, several of its spines now exposed, free from the silk. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 635 | The one eye, which it had not torn out in its frenzy, was of a single hue, a sightless wad of dark leather half emerged from the face. |
| 61 | 636 | "He spoiled my parasol!" she cried angrily. |
| 61 | 637 | "For this, I hold you, Decius Albus, responsible". |
| 61 | 638 | She still clutched the shreds of the parasol in one hand, several of its spines now exposed, free from the silk. |
| 61 | 639 | None of the other Kurii about rushed upon her. |
| 61 | 640 | "Sword her, to the blade, strike her!" howled Decius Albus to a man at arms before the stands. |
| 61 | 641 | "Noble one," he cried, in protest. |
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The one eye, which it had not torn out in its frenzy, was of a single hue, a sightless wad of dark leather half emerged from the face.
"He spoiled my parasol!" she cried angrily.
"For this, I hold you, Decius Albus, responsible".
She still clutched the shreds of the parasol in one hand, several of its spines now exposed, free from the silk.
None of the other Kurii about rushed upon her.
"Sword her, to the blade, strike her!" howled Decius Albus to a man at arms before the stands.
"Noble one," he cried, in protest.
- (Plunder of Gor)