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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Yes, I thought to myself, that was probably the main reason she had been put here, that is it, not because it was an accident, the luck in a lot of six, or even really, mainly, because she owed more than the others, but because she had not been found pleasing by the keeper. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #243)
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5 243 Yes, I View more quotes about thought">thought to myself, that was probably the main reason she had been put here, that is it, not because it was an accident, the luck in a lot of six, or even really, mainly, because she owed more than the others, but because she had not been found pleasing by the keeper.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 240 Still I did not think any of them, the Lady Temione here, or the others, outside, in these times, were likely, really, to get some fellow to redeem them.
5 241 "Would you care to order, Sir?" she asked, irritatedly.
5 242 I looked at her.
5 243 Yes, I thought to myself, that was probably the main reason she had been put here, that is it, not because it was an accident, the luck in a lot of six, or even really, mainly, because she owed more than the others, but because she had not been found pleasing by the keeper.
5 244 In its way, it was a punishment for her.
5 245 Too, he had doubtless seen that she required informing, as to her nature and status.
5 246 "I am waiting, Sir," she said.
Still I did not think any of them, the Lady Temione here, or the others, outside, in these times, were likely, really, to get some fellow to redeem them. "Would you care to order, Sir?" she asked, irritatedly. I looked at her. Yes, I thought to myself, that was probably the main reason she had been put here, that is it, not because it was an accident, the luck in a lot of six, or even really, mainly, because she owed more than the others, but because she had not been found pleasing by the keeper. In its way, it was a punishment for her. Too, he had doubtless seen that she required informing, as to her nature and status. "I am waiting, Sir," she said. - (Renegades of Gor)