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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Had he turned me over to the authorities I would doubtless have eventually been returned to Speusippus as his strayed Lita, and then conveyed by him, probably in chains, to Argentum, there presumably to be commended to the attentions of the impaling spear. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #282)
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23 282 Had he View more quotes about turned">turned me over to the authorities I would doubtless have eventually been returned to Speusippus as his strayed Lita, and then conveyed by him, probably in chains, to Argentum, there presumably to be commended to the attentions of the impaling spear.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 279 Too, I was horrified at the thought of going to the mills, for they were one of the lowest and hardest slaveries on Gor.
23 280 That would be the end of Tiffany Collins, I feared, a slave in a Gorean mill.
23 281 On the other hand I had, honestly, and joyfully, kissed at the driver's feet for the mercy shown to me.
23 282 Had he turned me over to the authorities I would doubtless have eventually been returned to Speusippus as his strayed Lita, and then conveyed by him, probably in chains, to Argentum, there presumably to be commended to the attentions of the impaling spear.
23 283 As it was, in the mill, in Ar, I should be hidden, and safe.
23 284 There, though a slave, I would be concealed, fed and protected.
23 285 I did not think anyone would think of looking in a mill for the Tatrix of Corcyrus, and certainly not one in Ar.
Too, I was horrified at the thought of going to the mills, for they were one of the lowest and hardest slaveries on Gor. That would be the end of Tiffany Collins, I feared, a slave in a Gorean mill. On the other hand I had, honestly, and joyfully, kissed at the driver's feet for the mercy shown to me. Had he turned me over to the authorities I would doubtless have eventually been returned to Speusippus as his strayed Lita, and then conveyed by him, probably in chains, to Argentum, there presumably to be commended to the attentions of the impaling spear. As it was, in the mill, in Ar, I should be hidden, and safe. There, though a slave, I would be concealed, fed and protected. I did not think anyone would think of looking in a mill for the Tatrix of Corcyrus, and certainly not one in Ar. - (Kajira of Gor)