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

Neither Pamela nor Bonnie, as I have mentioned, were Earth girls, though they both wore Earth-girl names. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #366)
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21 366 View more quotes about neither">Neither Pamela nor Bonnie, as I have mentioned, were Earth girls, though they both wore Earth-girl names.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
21 363 Taphris, a Gorean slave girl, knew that she was at the complete mercy of free persons.
21 364 Barus, as one of the Mistress' slave keepers, could kill her, or have her killed, at a whim.
21 365 The mistress, she knew, could always send another spy to the tables, perhaps Pamela or Bonnie, other house slaves.
21 366 Neither Pamela nor Bonnie, as I have mentioned, were Earth girls, though they both wore Earth-girl names.
21 367 Such names, as I have mentioned, are often used as slave names on Gor.
21 368 Taphris kept her head down.
21 369 "We know you are the mistress' spy," said Barus.
Taphris, a Gorean slave girl, knew that she was at the complete mercy of free persons. Barus, as one of the Mistress' slave keepers, could kill her, or have her killed, at a whim. The mistress, she knew, could always send another spy to the tables, perhaps Pamela or Bonnie, other house slaves. Neither Pamela nor Bonnie, as I have mentioned, were Earth girls, though they both wore Earth-girl names. Such names, as I have mentioned, are often used as slave names on Gor. Taphris kept her head down. "We know you are the mistress' spy," said Barus. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)