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

"How did you know of this?" asked Drusus Rencius. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #345)
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33 345 "How did you View more quotes about know">know of this?" asked Drusus Rencius.

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

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33 342 "Is the woman whom you believed to be the Tatrix of Corcyrus, and whom you testified in Corcyrus was the Tatrix, before the very throne itself, in this room?" Drusus Rencius was silent.
33 343 "As you may have noted," said Miles, "Publius, the house master of the house of Kliomenes, of Corcyrus, is in the room.
33 344 I think that he, with the practiced eye of his profession, skilled in the close scrutiny and assessment of females, can render a judicious opinion as to whether or not she whom you brought to the house of Kliomenes, she whom you were guarding, is or is not in the room".
33 345 "How did you know of this?" asked Drusus Rencius.
33 346 "In the search for the Tatrix," said Miles, "the records of hundreds of slave houses were checked, to see if a woman of her description might have been processed.
33 347 In this search, in the records of the house of Kliomenes, we found entries pertaining to your visit there with a free woman, purportedly a Lady Lita.
33 348 Descriptions of this 'Lady Lita' were furnished by several members of the staff.
"Is the woman whom you believed to be the Tatrix of Corcyrus, and whom you testified in Corcyrus was the Tatrix, before the very throne itself, in this room?" Drusus Rencius was silent. "As you may have noted," said Miles, "Publius, the house master of the house of Kliomenes, of Corcyrus, is in the room. I think that he, with the practiced eye of his profession, skilled in the close scrutiny and assessment of females, can render a judicious opinion as to whether or not she whom you brought to the house of Kliomenes, she whom you were guarding, is or is not in the room". "How did you know of this?" asked Drusus Rencius. "In the search for the Tatrix," said Miles, "the records of hundreds of slave houses were checked, to see if a woman of her description might have been processed. In this search, in the records of the house of Kliomenes, we found entries pertaining to your visit there with a free woman, purportedly a Lady Lita. Descriptions of this 'Lady Lita' were furnished by several members of the staff. - (Kajira of Gor)