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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Miss Wentworth was intended, it seems, to answer to an item on a want list. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #126)
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12 126 View more quotes about miss">Miss Wentworth was intended, it seems, to answer to an item on a want list.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 123 Thus the fate to which the former Miss Wentworth was consigned was one intended for her from the very beginning.
12 124 Sometimes such an agent, after her branding and collaring, is given to the male agent with whom she may have been associated.
12 125 Usually, she is just sold in a market, commonly a low market where her sale is not likely to attract much attention.
12 126 Miss Wentworth was intended, it seems, to answer to an item on a want list.
12 127 "And how may I be of service to you?" I had then inquired of Lord Nishida, in the pavilion.
12 128 "I understand you have commanded, in the far south," said Lord Nishida.
12 129 "In the land of the Wagon Peoples, long ago," I said, "I was honored to command a thousand, kaiila riders of the Tuchuks".
Thus the fate to which the former Miss Wentworth was consigned was one intended for her from the very beginning. Sometimes such an agent, after her branding and collaring, is given to the male agent with whom she may have been associated. Usually, she is just sold in a market, commonly a low market where her sale is not likely to attract much attention. Miss Wentworth was intended, it seems, to answer to an item on a want list. "And how may I be of service to you?" I had then inquired of Lord Nishida, in the pavilion. "I understand you have commanded, in the far south," said Lord Nishida. "In the land of the Wagon Peoples, long ago," I said, "I was honored to command a thousand, kaiila riders of the Tuchuks". - (Swordsmen of Gor)