Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
34
209
"Surely she does not regard herself as such," I said.
34
210
"I would suppose not," he said.
34
211
"But the beast from the crate?" I pressed.
34
212
"When the first monster was conceived and delivered," he said, "and sanguine hopes flourished, a mate for it was planned, the more to make it seem human, the more to endear it to men, the better that it might carry out its tasks, but with the debacle attendant on the failure of the first project, the second project, that of the mate, was abandoned".
34
213
"I gather" I said, "interest was renewed, the matter was rethought".
34
214
"Clearly," he said, "but now with a very different end in view".
34
215
"I do not understand," I said.
"Surely she does not regard herself as such," I said.
"I would suppose not," he said.
"But the beast from the crate?" I pressed.
"When the first monster was conceived and delivered," he said, "and sanguine hopes flourished, a mate for it was planned, the more to make it seem human, the more to endear it to men, the better that it might carry out its tasks, but with the debacle attendant on the failure of the first project, the second project, that of the mate, was abandoned".
"I gather" I said, "interest was renewed, the matter was rethought".
"Clearly," he said, "but now with a very different end in view".
"I do not understand," I said.
- (Plunder of Gor, Chapter )