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

These were the coins which had belonged to the former Lady Publia when she was free, when she could still own things. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #675)
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17 675 These were the View more quotes about coins">coins which had belonged to the former Lady Publia when she was free, when she could still own things.

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

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17 672 These men I saw, however, did not wear the blue of Cosian regulars but only armbands of blue.
17 673 "Ho, lads!" I called to them.
17 674 "Behold the glint of gold!" I took from the pouch I wore golden coins.
17 675 These were the coins which had belonged to the former Lady Publia when she was free, when she could still own things.
17 676 I had relieved her of the burden of their weight in the cell.
17 677 She had intended to use them to bargain for her life with Cosians, begging to purchase it from them, even at the frightful cost of Gorean bondage.
17 678 I then cast the coins behind the fellows, and to my left, into a side passage.
These men I saw, however, did not wear the blue of Cosian regulars but only armbands of blue. "Ho, lads!" I called to them. "Behold the glint of gold!" I took from the pouch I wore golden coins. These were the coins which had belonged to the former Lady Publia when she was free, when she could still own things. I had relieved her of the burden of their weight in the cell. She had intended to use them to bargain for her life with Cosians, begging to purchase it from them, even at the frightful cost of Gorean bondage. I then cast the coins behind the fellows, and to my left, into a side passage. - (Renegades of Gor)