Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 75 | 38 | This was a name she despised, a name fit, in her view, only for a shopgirl. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 75 | 35 | But, did she not know she was a slave? Cabot then crouched beside her, and took her by one arm, its hand braceleted behind her. |
| 75 | 36 | He looked to Ramar, and then shook the slave, and said, "Cecily, Cecily". |
| 75 | 37 | She looked at Cabot, with horror. |
| 75 | 38 | This was a name she despised, a name fit, in her view, only for a shopgirl. |
| 75 | 39 | Too, she knew, by now, that it would be recognized in Gorean markets as an Earth-girl name, the sort of name to be fastened on only the lowest and most degraded of slaves. |
| 75 | 40 | Such names are sometimes given to Gorean slaves as punishment names. |
| 75 | 41 | Gorean men often bid intensely for Earth girls, but not because they wish to show them respect, and such. |
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But, did she not know she was a slave? Cabot then crouched beside her, and took her by one arm, its hand braceleted behind her.
He looked to Ramar, and then shook the slave, and said, "Cecily, Cecily".
She looked at Cabot, with horror.
This was a name she despised, a name fit, in her view, only for a shopgirl.
Too, she knew, by now, that it would be recognized in Gorean markets as an Earth-girl name, the sort of name to be fastened on only the lowest and most degraded of slaves.
Such names are sometimes given to Gorean slaves as punishment names.
Gorean men often bid intensely for Earth girls, but not because they wish to show them respect, and such.
- (Kur of Gor)