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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I beg it, Master! Buy me!" I had returned, following my plan, to the large tavern, The Living Island, whose proprietor, as I understood it, was a man named Glaukos. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #2)
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10 2 "I beg it, View more quotes about master">Master! Buy me!" I had returned, following my plan, to the large tavern, The Living Island, whose proprietor, as I understood it, was a man named Glaukos.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 78 "How else?" "I do not understand," said Thurnock.
9 79 "I have a plan," I said.
10 1 I Return to a Tavern Hitherto Patronized; I Begin to Put my Plan into Effect "Buy me!" whispered Lais, softly, tensely, that no one would hear.
10 2 "I beg it, Master! Buy me!" I had returned, following my plan, to the large tavern, The Living Island, whose proprietor, as I understood it, was a man named Glaukos.
10 3 It was not yet crowded, but it was still early.
10 4 It was in this establishment that I had first heard of the destruction of Nicosia prior to its actual destruction, and in which Aktis had noted baubles and trinkets on a dancer's belt much like those which had figured in the trade goods of the raiders' advance scout, he posing as an itinerant merchant.
10 5 The paga girls who were not yet serving were kneeling in the display area, to the right of the paga vat, each chained by the left ankle to a ring.
"How else?" "I do not understand," said Thurnock. "I have a plan," I said. I Return to a Tavern Hitherto Patronized; I Begin to Put my Plan into Effect "Buy me!" whispered Lais, softly, tensely, that no one would hear. "I beg it, Master! Buy me!" I had returned, following my plan, to the large tavern, The Living Island, whose proprietor, as I understood it, was a man named Glaukos. It was not yet crowded, but it was still early. It was in this establishment that I had first heard of the destruction of Nicosia prior to its actual destruction, and in which Aktis had noted baubles and trinkets on a dancer's belt much like those which had figured in the trade goods of the raiders' advance scout, he posing as an itinerant merchant. The paga girls who were not yet serving were kneeling in the display area, to the right of the paga vat, each chained by the left ankle to a ring. - (Avengers of Gor)