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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

"That way," he said, "they may take you for a mere slave, perhaps not worth the time it might take to put you in a noose and conduct you to a sales point, and me for a poor merchant, perhaps not worth robbing. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #534)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 534 "That way," he said, "they may View more quotes about take">take you for a mere slave, perhaps not worth the time it might take to put you in a noose and conduct you to a sales point, and me for a poor merchant, perhaps not worth robbing.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 531 "They might be pleased to get their capture cords on a free woman".
6 532 "No!" she cried.
6 533 "Kneel down," he said, "quickly, with your head to the dirt!" "Oh, oh!" she moaned, but complied.
6 534 "That way," he said, "they may take you for a mere slave, perhaps not worth the time it might take to put you in a noose and conduct you to a sales point, and me for a poor merchant, perhaps not worth robbing.
6 535 Here they come.
6 536 They are fierce looking fellows".
6 537 "Oh," she moaned, trembling, "oh, oh".
"They might be pleased to get their capture cords on a free woman". "No!" she cried. "Kneel down," he said, "quickly, with your head to the dirt!" "Oh, oh!" she moaned, but complied. "That way," he said, "they may take you for a mere slave, perhaps not worth the time it might take to put you in a noose and conduct you to a sales point, and me for a poor merchant, perhaps not worth robbing. Here they come. They are fierce looking fellows". "Oh," she moaned, trembling, "oh, oh". - (Players of Gor)