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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had had, apparently, to sell all, or most, of her slaves. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #111)
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17 111 She had had, View more quotes about apparently">apparently, to sell all, or most, of her slaves.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 108 I looked about the room, lofty, but disreputable, covered with dust.
17 109 She, of course, a free woman, and one once of means, would not concern herself with such work as dusting and cleaning.
17 110 It was beneath her.
17 111 She had had, apparently, to sell all, or most, of her slaves.
17 112 I had not even been washed and combed, apparently, before being placed on her couch.
17 113 The men who had captured me had doubtless, for their small fee, brought me to the room and had then left, after which she had, while I lay unconscious, locked her chains on me.
17 114 "It is true, then," I asked, "that Mistress has had misfortunes in her financial affairs?" "I have had difficulties, Jason," she said.
I looked about the room, lofty, but disreputable, covered with dust. She, of course, a free woman, and one once of means, would not concern herself with such work as dusting and cleaning. It was beneath her. She had had, apparently, to sell all, or most, of her slaves. I had not even been washed and combed, apparently, before being placed on her couch. The men who had captured me had doubtless, for their small fee, brought me to the room and had then left, after which she had, while I lay unconscious, locked her chains on me. "It is true, then," I asked, "that Mistress has had misfortunes in her financial affairs?" "I have had difficulties, Jason," she said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)