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

"He is liberated," she said, "and of the times! He knows my worth!" "You would not be insolent in Cos, or Anango, or Venna!" said a man. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #53)
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14 53 "He is liberated," she said, "and of the View more quotes about times">times! He knows my worth!" "You would not be insolent in Cos, or Anango, or Venna!" said a man.

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

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14 50 "As you are slave," I asked, "how is it that you are not kneeling?" "A strange question," she said, "coming from a guardsman of Cos".
14 51 "Yes," said a man, angrily.
14 52 "Tell me of your master," I said.
14 53 "He is liberated," she said, "and of the times! He knows my worth!" "You would not be insolent in Cos, or Anango, or Venna!" said a man.
14 54 "I am in Ar!" she laughed.
14 55 "Cos' Ar!" "Hold!" I said angrily to the men, holding them back.
14 56 "Let her be punished!" said a fellow.
"As you are slave," I asked, "how is it that you are not kneeling?" "A strange question," she said, "coming from a guardsman of Cos". "Yes," said a man, angrily. "Tell me of your master," I said. "He is liberated," she said, "and of the times! He knows my worth!" "You would not be insolent in Cos, or Anango, or Venna!" said a man. "I am in Ar!" she laughed. "Cos' Ar!" "Hold!" I said angrily to the men, holding them back. "Let her be punished!" said a fellow. - (Magicians of Gor)