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| 27 | 564 | "That the flank of a View more quotes about merchant">merchant's daughter has met the iron cannot dishonor me," said Thandar of Ti. |
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| 27 | 561 | "I sense," she said, "that you are my true master, and I am your true slave". |
| 27 | 562 | The men looked at one another, cognizing well the confession of the small, beautiful slave. |
| 27 | 563 | "Too," she said, "I did not wish my fate, known, to dishonor you". |
| 27 | 564 | "That the flank of a merchant's daughter has met the iron cannot dishonor me," said Thandar of Ti. |
| 27 | 565 | "I see that it cannot," she said, a bit angrily. |
| 27 | 566 | But it was true. |
| 27 | 567 | What is it on Gor that a girl is caught and branded, and made a slave? "But now, in honor, knowing my fate," she said, "you must free me". |