Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 14 | 526 | "Do you think the two fellows with Ulla and Lenna are sufficiently pleased?" I asked. |
| 14 | 527 | "You did, it seems, maneuver them to some extent". |
| 14 | 528 | "I do not think they minded being maneuvered," he said. |
| 14 | 529 | "Did you not see how they struck the girls on their flanks, so possessively, so pridefully, so good-naturedly? They are more than enough pleased to have such girls on their tethers, to lead them home, to add them in with their kaiila and other stock". |
| 14 | 530 | "You are right," I said. |
| 14 | 531 | "Take this one to the stream," he said, indicating the dark-haired girl we had acquired for the three hatchets, she lying on the grass near us, "and see that she has a bath". |
| 14 | 532 | "I will," I said. |
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"Do you think the two fellows with Ulla and Lenna are sufficiently pleased?" I asked.
"You did, it seems, maneuver them to some extent".
"I do not think they minded being maneuvered," he said.
"Did you not see how they struck the girls on their flanks, so possessively, so pridefully, so good-naturedly? They are more than enough pleased to have such girls on their tethers, to lead them home, to add them in with their kaiila and other stock".
"You are right," I said.
"Take this one to the stream," he said, indicating the dark-haired girl we had acquired for the three hatchets, she lying on the grass near us, "and see that she has a bath".
"I will," I said.
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