Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)
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4
195
Her homestone was not that of Lara, times were troubled, and Strobius was master in his own inn.
Her Home Stone was not that of Lara, times were troubled, and Strobius was master in his own inn.
- (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #195)
Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)
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4
192
"Perhaps, now," she said, squirming in the assistant's grip, "you will have this ruffian unhand me".
4
193
He regarded her.
4
194
She shuddered.
4
195
Her homestone was not that of Lara, times were troubled, and Strobius was master in his own inn.
4
196
Too, she had, for a time, owed him money.
4
197
Would he like to see her stripped, and collared? "Please, Kind Sir," she said.
4
198
Gorean men are sometimes slow to release their grip on the bodies of females.
"Perhaps, now," she said, squirming in the assistant's grip, "you will have this ruffian unhand me".
He regarded her.
She shuddered.
Her home stone was not that of Lara, times were troubled, and Strobius was master in his own inn.
Too, she had, for a time, owed him money.
Would he like to see her stripped, and collared? "Please, Kind Sir," she said.
Gorean men are sometimes slow to release their grip on the bodies of females.
- (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 4)