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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 84 "You were View more quotes about brought">brought to me, rather than Adraste".
25 85 I nodded, again.
25 86 "It seemed that all my work, the planning and expense, and all my anxiety and suffering, and all my hopes and dreams of rescuing the former Lady Felitia Thaliana of Besnit and returning her to her waiting and loving family, had gone for naught.
25 87 Adraste, as we may call her, had slipped away.
25 88 You are doubtless distressed and sympathetic, but, frightened, and uncertain; you manage well to conceal your feelings".
25 89 Bruno of Torcadino then hesitated, and looked to the side, as though troubled, recalling a difficult period in his life.
25 90 "Days passed," he said.
"You were brought to me, rather than Adraste". I nodded, again. "It seemed that all my work, the planning and expense, and all my anxiety and suffering, and all my hopes and dreams of rescuing the former Lady Felitia Thaliana of Besnit and returning her to her waiting and loving family, had gone for naught. Adraste, as we may call her, had slipped away. You are doubtless distressed and sympathetic, but, frightened, and uncertain; you manage well to conceal your feelings". Bruno of Torcadino then hesitated, and looked to the side, as though troubled, recalling a difficult period in his life. "Days passed," he said. - (Quarry of Gor)