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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

But perhaps she wanted, like Hurtha, to see more of the world, or to make her fortune. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #499)
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5 499 But View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps she wanted, like Hurtha, to see more of the world, or to make her fortune.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 496 Why had she been so startled? Did she not know she was a female? I recalled the awe with which she had watched Feiqa dance.
5 497 I recalled the small disk, on its thong, about her neck.
5 498 That disk, I did not doubt, held the secret to her identity, lost for so many years.
5 499 But perhaps she wanted, like Hurtha, to see more of the world, or to make her fortune.
5 500 To be sure, it is hard for a woman on Gor to set out to make her fortune.
5 501 She is more likely to contribute somewhat to the fortune of another, with her sales price.
5 502 Too, it might be hard for her to remain now with the wagons, after her mannish garb had been stripped from her, and after she had been so easily and summarily bound, and put publicly before the free men and women of the Alar camp, as though she might have been no more than a helplessly trussed, naked slave.
Why had she been so startled? Did she not know she was a female? I recalled the awe with which she had watched Feiqa dance. I recalled the small disk, on its thong, about her neck. That disk, I did not doubt, held the secret to her identity, lost for so many years. But perhaps she wanted, like Hurtha, to see more of the world, or to make her fortune. To be sure, it is hard for a woman on Gor to set out to make her fortune. She is more likely to contribute somewhat to the fortune of another, with her sales price. Too, it might be hard for her to remain now with the wagons, after her mannish garb had been stripped from her, and after she had been so easily and summarily bound, and put publicly before the free men and women of the Alar camp, as though she might have been no more than a helplessly trussed, naked slave. - (Mercenaries of Gor)