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

In Feiqa's opinion, of course, Boabissia, having come from the Alar camp, was little better, if any better, than a simple barbarian. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1109)
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16 1109 In View more quotes about feiqa">Feiqa's opinion, of course, Boabissia, having come from the Alar camp, was little better, if any better, than a simple barbarian.

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

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16 1106 She had been, of course, at one time, before being collared, a free woman of high station, of the city of Samnium.
16 1107 This word, incidentally, is, in effect, the same word as 'Semnium', although in the western coastal dialects it is commonly pronounced as I have given the spelling here.
16 1108 Its original meaning is apparently "Meeting Place," and its application to a building, or a hall for the meeting of councils, is, it seems, a later development.
16 1109 In Feiqa's opinion, of course, Boabissia, having come from the Alar camp, was little better, if any better, than a simple barbarian.
16 1110 "Did you say something, Feiqa?" I asked.
16 1111 "No, Master," she said, quickly, humbly.
16 1112 She did not want to be beaten.
She had been, of course, at one time, before being collared, a free woman of high station, of the city of Samnium. This word, incidentally, is, in effect, the same word as 'Semnium', although in the western coastal dialects it is commonly pronounced as I have given the spelling here. Its original meaning is apparently "Meeting Place," and its application to a building, or a hall for the meeting of councils, is, it seems, a later development. In Feiqa's opinion, of course, Boabissia, having come from the Alar camp, was little better, if any better, than a simple barbarian. "Did you say something, Feiqa?" I asked. "No, Master," she said, quickly, humbly. She did not want to be beaten. - (Mercenaries of Gor)