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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

The last time I had seen her had been in Brundisium, among the slaves belonging to various mercenaries, men of the company of a fellow who was then identifying himself as Edgar, of Tarnwald. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #246)
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7 246 The View more quotes about last">last time I had seen her had been in Brundisium, among the slaves belonging to various mercenaries, men of the company of a fellow who was then identifying himself as Edgar, of Tarnwald.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 243 He had soon arranged for her to be emptied of all sensitive information.
7 244 He had then renamed her 'Luchita', an excellent name for a slave and quite different from the prestigious name 'Lucilina', which might have graced a free woman.
7 245 He had then given her to one of his lowest soldiers, as a work and pleasure slave.
7 246 The last time I had seen her had been in Brundisium, among the slaves belonging to various mercenaries, men of the company of a fellow who was then identifying himself as Edgar, of Tarnwald.
7 247 I did not know where this Edgar, of Tarnwald, now was, nor his men.
7 248 I suspected that by now Myron had come to understand, and to his chagrin, how he had been the pliant dupe of a female, and even one who was a slave.
7 249 I did not think it likely that this would happen again.
He had soon arranged for her to be emptied of all sensitive information. He had then renamed her 'Luchita', an excellent name for a slave and quite different from the prestigious name 'Lucilina', which might have graced a free woman. He had then given her to one of his lowest soldiers, as a work and pleasure slave. The last time I had seen her had been in Brundisium, among the slaves belonging to various mercenaries, men of the company of a fellow who was then identifying himself as Edgar, of Tarnwald. I did not know where this Edgar, of Tarnwald, now was, nor his men. I suspected that by now Myron had come to understand, and to his chagrin, how he had been the pliant dupe of a female, and even one who was a slave. I did not think it likely that this would happen again. - (Magicians of Gor)