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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

However far above me she was then, I was now thousands of times higher than she, for she was now slave. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #299)
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8 299 However far View more quotes about above">above me she was then, I was now thousands of times higher than she, for she was now slave.

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

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8 296 "Master," she said.
8 297 "Yes," I said.
8 298 "If you did not know who I was, and you saw me on the block, naked, exhibited, posed, fearing the whip, writhing on command, might you not find me of interest, and bid for me, and hope to take me home—I, only a slave, on your chain?" I recalled that she had lowered her veil before me, in Ar, I, only a common soldier, and more than once.
8 299 However far above me she was then, I was now thousands of times higher than she, for she was now slave.
8 300 "Perhaps," I said, "provided I could get you cheaply enough".
8 301 "Perhaps," she said, "Seremides does not really know I am on board".
8 302 "He knows," I said.
"Master," she said. "Yes," I said. "If you did not know who I was, and you saw me on the block, naked, exhibited, posed, fearing the whip, writhing on command, might you not find me of interest, and bid for me, and hope to take me home—I, only a slave, on your chain?" I recalled that she had lowered her veil before me, in Ar, I, only a common soldier, and more than once. However far above me she was then, I was now thousands of times higher than she, for she was now slave. "Perhaps," I said, "provided I could get you cheaply enough". "Perhaps," she said, "Seremides does not really know I am on board". "He knows," I said. - (Mariners of Gor)