Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 42 | 94 | "Should I continue?" I asked the Lady bina. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 42 | 91 | "What is the nature of this gift?" inquired Lady bina. |
| 42 | 92 | "In its contrivance," I said, "I understand it to be something like Lord Grendel himself, an adjustment of, a treatment of, and an intertwining of, hereditary coils, in such a way as to produce a new form of life, a fusion of components, both human and Kur, to be implanted not in a rooted womb but a human womb, and then brought to term, and delivered, as though it might be a wholly human child". |
| 42 | 93 | At this point there was a menacing growl from the beast crouched before the doorway to the kitchen. |
| 42 | 94 | "Should I continue?" I asked the Lady bina. |
| 42 | 95 | I was not sure it was wise to do so. |
| 42 | 96 | Too, I was not sure the beast could understand me. |
| 42 | 97 | "By all means," said Lady bina. |
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"What is the nature of this gift?" inquired Lady bina.
"In its contrivance," I said, "I understand it to be something like Lord Grendel himself, an adjustment of, a treatment of, and an intertwining of, hereditary coils, in such a way as to produce a new form of life, a fusion of components, both human and Kur, to be implanted not in a rooted womb but a human womb, and then brought to term, and delivered, as though it might be a wholly human child".
At this point there was a menacing growl from the beast crouched before the doorway to the kitchen.
"Should I continue?" I asked the Lady bina.
I was not sure it was wise to do so.
Too, I was not sure the beast could understand me.
"By all means," said Lady bina.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 42)