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

I had supposed, originally, as I saw no hooded slaves disembarked from the ship that those slaves were retained on board. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #203)
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24 203 I had View more quotes about supposed">supposed, originally, as I saw no hooded slaves disembarked from the ship that those slaves were retained on board.

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

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24 200 And she might hope that she had not been noted in such a way that she might be whipped at the journey's end.
24 201 What might Pertinax be to her, or she to him? I should mention one thing which I found of great interest, in the matter of the coffle.
24 202 It may be recalled that amongst the slaves of the Venna keeping area, supposedly the area of higher slaves, there had been a certain number of slaves which, when brought to the open deck, had been invariably hooded.
24 203 I had supposed, originally, as I saw no hooded slaves disembarked from the ship that those slaves were retained on board.
24 204 On the other hand, I had heard a fellow remark, as one of the large cargo nets swung out from the rail again and once more began its descent to the wharf, "That is the last ten, the last of the slaves".
24 205 "Surely not," I said.
24 206 "How many are there?" he asked.
And she might hope that she had not been noted in such a way that she might be whipped at the journey's end. What might Pertinax be to her, or she to him? I should mention one thing which I found of great interest, in the matter of the coffle. It may be recalled that amongst the slaves of the Venna keeping area, supposedly the area of higher slaves, there had been a certain number of slaves which, when brought to the open deck, had been invariably hooded. I had supposed, originally, as I saw no hooded slaves disembarked from the ship that those slaves were retained on board. On the other hand, I had heard a fellow remark, as one of the large cargo nets swung out from the rail again and once more began its descent to the wharf, "That is the last ten, the last of the slaves". "Surely not," I said. "How many are there?" he asked. - (Mariners of Gor)