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| 4 | 704 | She was still an ignorant View more quotes about girl">girl, of course, but she now knew a little more of what it might be to be a slave on Gor. |
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| 4 | 701 | "Don't hurt me," she begged. |
| 4 | 702 | "I'm sorry I lied! Forgive me, forgive me! La Kajira! La Kajira!" Ulafi stood up, replacing the dagger in his sash. |
| 4 | 703 | The girl had now learned that her feet might be cut off for running away, that her ears and nose might be cut from her for lying. |
| 4 | 704 | She was still an ignorant girl, of course, but she now knew a little more of what it might be to be a slave on Gor. |
| 4 | 705 | "Release her from the rack," said Ulafi. |
| 4 | 706 | The rack was opened and the girl collapsed, shuddering, on the wharf. |
| 4 | 707 | "Tie her hands and fasten her at a dock ring," said Ulafi, to his second officer, and two seamen, one of whom was the fellow who had passed me on the walkway of the Rim canal, on the way to the pier of the Red Urt. |