Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 51 | 135 | The walls were painted with rich colors, which was often the case in a Gorean dwelling. |
| 51 | 136 | The room was richly appointed. |
| 51 | 137 | There was nothing about it that suggested a cell, or an incarceration of any sort. |
| 51 | 138 | "tal, dear Alexina," said the Lady Bina, pleasantly, approaching us. |
| 51 | 139 | Her veils were lowered. |
| 51 | 140 | I had the sense that she thought little of displaying her features. |
| 51 | 141 | Her origins, I had been given to understand, were not Gorean. |
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The walls were painted with rich colors, which was often the case in a Gorean dwelling.
The room was richly appointed.
There was nothing about it that suggested a cell, or an incarceration of any sort.
"tal, dear Alexina," said the Lady Bina, pleasantly, approaching us.
Her veils were lowered.
I had the sense that she thought little of displaying her features.
Her origins, I had been given to understand, were not Gorean.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )