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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"How could she be more a slave?" Tende's face remained expressionless. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #127)
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23 127 "How could she be more a View more quotes about slave">slave?" Tende's face remained expressionless.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 124 "And take these slave girls with you, gifts for his highness, Bila Huruma," said Kisu, gesturing to Tende and her two servitors.
23 125 "Lady Tende, daughter of Aibu, high chief of Ukungu," said Mwoga, "is being conveyed in honor to the ceremony of companionship, to be mated to his majesty, Bila Huruma".
23 126 "She is being sold to seal a bargain," said Kisu.
23 127 "How could she be more a slave?" Tende's face remained expressionless.
23 128 "Of her own free will," said Mwoga, "the Lady Tende hastens to become Ubara to Bila Huruma".
23 129 "One of more than two hundred Ubaras!" scoffed Kisu.
23 130 "She acts of her own free will," averred Mwoga.
"And take these slave girls with you, gifts for his highness, Bila Huruma," said Kisu, gesturing to Tende and her two servitors. "Lady Tende, daughter of Aibu, high chief of Ukungu," said Mwoga, "is being conveyed in honor to the ceremony of companionship, to be mated to his majesty, Bila Huruma". "She is being sold to seal a bargain," said Kisu. "How could she be more a slave?" Tende's face remained expressionless. "Of her own free will," said Mwoga, "the Lady Tende hastens to become Ubara to Bila Huruma". "One of more than two hundred Ubaras!" scoffed Kisu. "She acts of her own free will," averred Mwoga. - (Explorers of Gor)