Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 50 | 115 | He then, glaring at the startled, disconcerted Lyris, snapped on his translator, surely for my benefit. |
| 50 | 116 | "You worthless, deceitful she-urt," he said, "I am mindful to relieve you of your harnessing. |
| 50 | 117 | You would look better without it. |
| 50 | 118 | So you would serve my pleasure, would you? Splendid! How generous! But know this, worthless she-urt, and know it well. |
| 50 | 119 | If I choose, I will put you to my pleasure, again and again, if and when I wish. |
| 50 | 120 | You should have been seized after the war, as were many others, adherents of Agamemnon, deprived of their harnessing and put in collars, to belong to, and serve, the victors". |
| 50 | 121 | I expected Lyris to leap to her feet snarling, and rush to the bars, but she withdrew, going to the back of the cage. |
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He then, glaring at the startled, disconcerted Lyris, snapped on his translator, surely for my benefit.
"You worthless, deceitful she-urt," he said, "I am mindful to relieve you of your harnessing.
You would look better without it.
So you would serve my pleasure, would you? Splendid! How generous! But know this, worthless she-urt, and know it well.
If I choose, I will put you to my pleasure, again and again, if and when I wish.
You should have been seized after the war, as were many others, adherents of Agamemnon, deprived of their harnessing and put in collars, to belong to, and serve, the victors".
I expected Lyris to leap to her feet snarling, and rush to the bars, but she withdrew, going to the back of the cage.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )