Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 662 | She was English, as I, and was a student at an Oxford College, as I had View more quotes about once">once been. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 659 | The plan of Priest-Kings would have succeeded, sooner or later, I was sure, had it not been for the intervention of Kurii, in a raid on Gor's Prison Moon. |
| 22 | 660 | She was, of course, in the beginning, when we first became acquainted, in our imprisonment, a free woman. |
| 22 | 661 | Had she not been, my honor would have not been the least in jeopardy. |
| 22 | 662 | She was English, as I, and was a student at an Oxford College, as I had once been. |
| 22 | 663 | She was unusually intelligent, and extraordinarily beautiful. |
| 22 | 664 | She had been spoiled, and she derived from a wealthy mercantile background with pretensions, mistaken pretensions it seemed, to an aristocratic origin. |
| 22 | 665 | To be sure, a lovely ancestress of hers had apparently been selected out from the fields in the Fifteenth Century to be a stirrup mistress to a knight, but the resultant, oblique line, as it turned out, was without spurs. |
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The plan of Priest-Kings would have succeeded, sooner or later, I was sure, had it not been for the intervention of Kurii, in a raid on Gor's Prison Moon.
She was, of course, in the beginning, when we first became acquainted, in our imprisonment, a free woman.
Had she not been, my honor would have not been the least in jeopardy.
She was English, as I, and was a student at an Oxford College, as I had once been.
She was unusually intelligent, and extraordinarily beautiful.
She had been spoiled, and she derived from a wealthy mercantile background with pretensions, mistaken pretensions it seemed, to an aristocratic origin.
To be sure, a lovely ancestress of hers had apparently been selected out from the fields in the Fifteenth Century to be a stirrup mistress to a knight, but the resultant, oblique line, as it turned out, was without spurs.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)