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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 800 In a few View more quotes about moments">moments the small fire had been rekindled, and I was permitted to kneel, where the firelight played upon me, the men, eleven as I now counted, sitting back from the fire.
3 801 I could see some small tents, and some paraphernalia of the camp, to my left.
3 802 I also saw six women, stripped, their hands tied behind them, on a single neck rope, stretched between two stakes, to which each end was fastened.
3 803 'I am the slave Publia,' I said, 'separated from my master, Flavius of Brundisium, in the troubles at Ar, seeking to be returned to him.
3 804 '" The name Flavius is a common name in the middle latitudes of Gor, at Ar, and elsewhere.
3 805 I supposed the name had come to her mind, given her name, Flavia, which name, as would be expected, is similarly well known in such areas.
3 806 It is not unknown, of course, that a slave might strive desperately to be returned to her master.
In a few moments the small fire had been rekindled, and I was permitted to kneel, where the firelight played upon me, the men, eleven as I now counted, sitting back from the fire. I could see some small tents, and some paraphernalia of the camp, to my left. I also saw six women, stripped, their hands tied behind them, on a single neck rope, stretched between two stakes, to which each end was fastened. 'I am the slave Publia,' I said, 'separated from my master, Flavius of Brundisium, in the troubles at Ar, seeking to be returned to him. '" The name Flavius is a common name in the middle latitudes of Gor, at Ar, and elsewhere. I supposed the name had come to her mind, given her name, Flavia, which name, as would be expected, is similarly well known in such areas. It is not unknown, of course, that a slave might strive desperately to be returned to her master. - (Mariners of Gor)