Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 17 | 530 | I had not View more quotes about understood">understood until then that the beautiful, proud Sura would, in order of the gambling, serve each of the men in that room. |
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Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 17 | 527 | It was merely another of the turnabouts of Kajuralia, but in it was perhaps more; Sura's pride and her position in the House, though she was slave, had been resented by many of the men and staff; perhaps even Cernus felt she had overstepped herself; surely he seemed pleased that she would now be humbled, now used as a common Red Silk Girl. |
| 17 | 528 | "I use her first!" cried one man. |
| 17 | 529 | Then there were more shouts and the men continued to gamble. |
| 17 | 530 | I had not understood until then that the beautiful, proud Sura would, in order of the gambling, serve each of the men in that room. |
| 17 | 531 | I looked to Ho-Tu. |
| 17 | 532 | To my astonishment there were tears in his fierce, dark eyes. |
| 17 | 533 | His hand was on the hilt of the hook knife. |
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It was merely another of the turnabouts of Kajuralia, but in it was perhaps more; Sura's pride and her position in the House, though she was slave, had been resented by many of the men and staff; perhaps even Cernus felt she had overstepped herself; surely he seemed pleased that she would now be humbled, now used as a common Red Silk Girl.
"I use her first!" cried one man.
Then there were more shouts and the men continued to gamble.
I had not understood until then that the beautiful, proud Sura would, in order of the gambling, serve each of the men in that room.
I looked to Ho-Tu.
To my astonishment there were tears in his fierce, dark eyes.
His hand was on the hilt of the hook knife.
- (Assassin of Gor)