Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 26 | 506 | "View more quotes about absurd">Absurd!" she said. |
| 26 | 507 | "Not at all," he said. |
| 26 | 508 | "It is, I assure you, all quite legal". |
| 26 | 509 | "Proceed then with your farce!" she cried. |
| 26 | 510 | "I know Appanius well, and his position in this city is much dependent upon my support! Have I not freed him of numerous burdens? Have I not adjusted his taxes? Have I not spared his house, and those of other favorites, the exactions of the levies?" "You acknowledge, then," asked Tolnar, "that you are a slave?" "Yes," she said, angrily, "I am a slave! Now, summon Appanius, immediately, that I may be promptly freed! Then you will see to what fates I shall consign you!" "But what if Appanius wishes you as a slave?" asked Marcus. |
| 26 | 511 | She laughed. |
| 26 | 512 | "I see you do not know our dear Appanius," she said. |
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"Absurd!" she said.
"Not at all," he said.
"It is, I assure you, all quite legal".
"Proceed then with your farce!" she cried.
"I know Appanius well, and his position in this city is much dependent upon my support! Have I not freed him of numerous burdens? Have I not adjusted his taxes? Have I not spared his house, and those of other favorites, the exactions of the levies?" "You acknowledge, then," asked Tolnar, "that you are a slave?" "Yes," she said, angrily, "I am a slave! Now, summon Appanius, immediately, that I may be promptly freed! Then you will see to what fates I shall consign you!" "But what if Appanius wishes you as a slave?" asked Marcus.
She laughed.
"I see you do not know our dear Appanius," she said.
- (Magicians of Gor)