Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 42 | 134 | "Very much so," said the Lady bina. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 42 | 131 | "It is his body that pretends". |
| 42 | 132 | "Mistress informed a slave that the first message, that borne by my predecessor, another mere kajira, was conveyed on behalf of Lord Arcesilaus, a claim concerning which I dared to express doubt. |
| 42 | 133 | The foundation for my skepticism will now be understood". |
| 42 | 134 | "Very much so," said the Lady bina. |
| 42 | 135 | "May I now inquire the nature of the earlier message?" I asked. |
| 42 | 136 | "I do not see why not," she said. |
| 42 | 137 | "A meeting was proposed, in which a message from Lord Arcesilaus to Lord Grendel was to be delivered, one pertaining to worlds". |
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"It is his body that pretends".
"Mistress informed a slave that the first message, that borne by my predecessor, another mere kajira, was conveyed on behalf of Lord Arcesilaus, a claim concerning which I dared to express doubt.
The foundation for my skepticism will now be understood".
"Very much so," said the Lady bina.
"May I now inquire the nature of the earlier message?" I asked.
"I do not see why not," she said.
"A meeting was proposed, in which a message from Lord Arcesilaus to Lord Grendel was to be delivered, one pertaining to worlds".
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 42)