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

"Later!" called a loud voice, with the authority of a distinguished, preferred customer, one whose right to be heard could not be lightly gainsaid. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #468)
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46 468 "View more quotes about later">Later!" called a loud voice, with the authority of a distinguished, preferred customer, one whose right to be heard could not be lightly gainsaid.

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

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46 465 "Behold," called Ho-Tosk, "the lovely Lais, graceful and lithe, eyes as blue as the skies of En'Kara, lips as red as the scarlet dina, hair as yellow as ripe sa'tarna.
46 466 How she will please you!" Lais, I noted, did not look as confident of this as Ho-Tosk.
46 467 I had little doubt but what she would prefer to be below in the kitchen or back in her cage.
46 468 "Later!" called a loud voice, with the authority of a distinguished, preferred customer, one whose right to be heard could not be lightly gainsaid.
46 469 All attention was on the figure who had risen from a nearby table.
46 470 "We hear with pleasure," said Ho-Tosk, "the voice of the noble Addison Steele".
46 471 "All due respect," said Addison Steele, "to the lovely Lais, whose performance we eagerly await, but let our appetites be whetted by some brief delay".
"Behold," called Ho-Tosk, "the lovely Lais, graceful and lithe, eyes as blue as the skies of En'Kara, lips as red as the scarlet dina, hair as yellow as ripe sa'tarna. How she will please you!" Lais, I noted, did not look as confident of this as Ho-Tosk. I had little doubt but what she would prefer to be below in the kitchen or back in her cage. "Later!" called a loud voice, with the authority of a distinguished, preferred customer, one whose right to be heard could not be lightly gainsaid. All attention was on the figure who had risen from a nearby table. "We hear with pleasure," said Ho-Tosk, "the voice of the noble Addison Steele". "All due respect," said Addison Steele, "to the lovely Lais, whose performance we eagerly await, but let our appetites be whetted by some brief delay". - (Quarry of Gor)