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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Perhaps her former owner, he under discussion, was ignorant of the identity of her thief. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1208)
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11 1208 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps her former owner, he under discussion, was ignorant of the identity of her thief.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 1205 I was afraid even to think of such a man.
11 1206 Then I thought that perhaps I now better understood the men in this place, that they might steal from such a man.
11 1207 To be sure, I did not know the whole story.
11 1208 Perhaps her former owner, he under discussion, was ignorant of the identity of her thief.
11 1209 Or perhaps the men here had merely purchased her, or captured her later, from another.
11 1210 Between the man she feared and this place she might have changed hands a dozen times, as any property.
11 1211 "I wonder what I should do with you," he said.
I was afraid even to think of such a man. Then I thought that perhaps I now better understood the men in this place, that they might steal from such a man. To be sure, I did not know the whole story. Perhaps her former owner, he under discussion, was ignorant of the identity of her thief. Or perhaps the men here had merely purchased her, or captured her later, from another. Between the man she feared and this place she might have changed hands a dozen times, as any property. "I wonder what I should do with you," he said. - (Witness of Gor)