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

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. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #248)
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7 248 I suspected that by now Myron had View more quotes about come">come to understand, and to his chagrin, how he had been the pliant dupe of a female, and even one who was a slave.

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

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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.
7 250 He now doubtless had a much better idea of the utilities and purposes of females.
7 251 Myron now, as I suppose it was Myron, with two fellows behind him, each bearing a package, ascended the platform.
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. He now doubtless had a much better idea of the utilities and purposes of females. Myron now, as I suppose it was Myron, with two fellows behind him, each bearing a package, ascended the platform. - (Magicians of Gor)