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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

Euphrosyne, at the beginning, was desperate to please. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #394)
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46 394 Euphrosyne, at the beginning, was View more quotes about desperate">desperate to please.

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

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46 391 There was a swirl of music from the musicians.
46 392 "Girl," said Ho-Tosk, "must a command be repeated?" Euphrosyne then began to dance, before the men, and her master.
46 393 The taverner's man with the whip lifted it twice, looking to Florian, but each time Florian indicated that he refrain from employing that supple tool.
46 394 Euphrosyne, at the beginning, was desperate to please.
46 395 But soon, suspecting that she might be immune from the attentions of the leather, perhaps due to the weakness or indulgence of Florian, she began, subtly, to test him.
46 396 This alarmed me, for I suspected that I, from my time in the holding of Bosk of Port Kar, knew the nature of Florian better than she.
46 397 It began with a suggestion of impudence, and a hint of disrespect.
There was a swirl of music from the musicians. "Girl," said Ho-Tosk, "must a command be repeated?" Euphrosyne then began to dance, before the men, and her master. The taverner's man with the whip lifted it twice, looking to Florian, but each time Florian indicated that he refrain from employing that supple tool. Euphrosyne, at the beginning, was desperate to please. But soon, suspecting that she might be immune from the attentions of the leather, perhaps due to the weakness or indulgence of Florian, she began, subtly, to test him. This alarmed me, for I suspected that I, from my time in the holding of Bosk of Port Kar, knew the nature of Florian better than she. It began with a suggestion of impudence, and a hint of disrespect. - (Quarry of Gor)