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

"Surely," she said, "I have not become a slave, simply to be slain?" He did not speak. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #602)
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26 602 "View more quotes about surely">Surely," she said, "I have not become a slave, simply to be slain?" He did not speak.

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

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26 599 It was not irrational on her part, of course, to fear an assassination plot.
26 600 Even if she believed herself generally popular within the city, perhaps even much loved within it, she would realize that these sentiments might not be universal.
26 601 For example, the increasing resistance to Cosian rule in the city, the growing insurgency, the actions of the Delta Brigade, would surely have given her cause for apprehension, if not genuine alarm.
26 602 "Surely," she said, "I have not become a slave, simply to be slain?" He did not speak.
26 603 "Do not kill me!" she begged.
26 604 It must have been painful for her to hold her head up, as she was, on her belly, in the furs, in the net, to look at Marcus.
26 605 He did not speak.
It was not irrational on her part, of course, to fear an assassination plot. Even if she believed herself generally popular within the city, perhaps even much loved within it, she would realize that these sentiments might not be universal. For example, the increasing resistance to Cosian rule in the city, the growing insurgency, the actions of the Delta Brigade, would surely have given her cause for apprehension, if not genuine alarm. "Surely," she said, "I have not become a slave, simply to be slain?" He did not speak. "Do not kill me!" she begged. It must have been painful for her to hold her head up, as she was, on her belly, in the furs, in the net, to look at Marcus. He did not speak. - (Magicians of Gor)