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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

I wonder what that meant. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #737)
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19 737 I View more quotes about wonder">wonder what that meant.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 734 I think he was fond of me, but I do not think he was overly enamored of his young barbarian slave.
19 735 Surely he was not in love with her, as though a man could be in love with a slave! Why then has he taken me with him? Why did he buy me? Solely for the lowly labors of the loft, and, of course, for the common purposes of the pleasure slave? Surely a man of his means could have purchased a better-trained, more beautiful girl, a Gorean girl.
19 736 He said I figured in his plans, she thought.
19 737 I wonder what that meant.
19 738 Then she felt a sudden chill.
19 739 Perhaps he purchased me for a purpose for which he would not care to risk a Gorean girl! She remembered the messages she had carried, the intrigues, the dangers in contemporary Ar.
19 740 That is it, she thought to herself, miserably.
I think he was fond of me, but I do not think he was overly enamored of his young barbarian slave. Surely he was not in love with her, as though a man could be in love with a slave! Why then has he taken me with him? Why did he buy me? Solely for the lowly labors of the loft, and, of course, for the common purposes of the pleasure slave? Surely a man of his means could have purchased a better-trained, more beautiful girl, a Gorean girl. He said I figured in his plans, she thought. I wonder what that meant. Then she felt a sudden chill. Perhaps he purchased me for a purpose for which he would not care to risk a Gorean girl! She remembered the messages she had carried, the intrigues, the dangers in contemporary Ar. That is it, she thought to herself, miserably. - (Prize of Gor)