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

"I do not know," said Adraste, "but you failed to sell me for your freedom in Ar!" "You looked well on your knees, at the feet of Seremides," she said, "bound, helpless, waiting, in the rag of a slave!" "You betrayed me!" said Adraste. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #351)
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25 351 "I do not View more quotes about know">know," said Adraste, "but you failed to sell me for your freedom in Ar!" "You looked well on your knees, at the feet of Seremides," she said, "bound, helpless, waiting, in the rag of a slave!" "You betrayed me!" said Adraste.

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

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25 348 "How is it that you are here?" asked Alcinoë.
25 349 "I do not know," said Adraste.
25 350 "What happened on the roof of the Central Cylinder?" asked Alcinoë.
25 351 "I do not know," said Adraste, "but you failed to sell me for your freedom in Ar!" "You looked well on your knees, at the feet of Seremides," she said, "bound, helpless, waiting, in the rag of a slave!" "You betrayed me!" said Adraste.
25 352 "You betrayed all of us, and Ar!" said Alcinoë.
25 353 "Do not pretend fidelity to the Home Stone," said Adraste.
25 354 "You were eager, and much with me, each hort of the way! We were arch traitresses, we two, so vain and proud, so ambitious, so ruthless, each abetting and urging on the other.
"How is it that you are here?" asked Alcinoë. "I do not know," said Adraste. "What happened on the roof of the Central Cylinder?" asked Alcinoë. "I do not know," said Adraste, "but you failed to sell me for your freedom in Ar!" "You looked well on your knees, at the feet of Seremides," she said, "bound, helpless, waiting, in the rag of a slave!" "You betrayed me!" said Adraste. "You betrayed all of us, and Ar!" said Alcinoë. "Do not pretend fidelity to the Home Stone," said Adraste. "You were eager, and much with me, each hort of the way! We were arch traitresses, we two, so vain and proud, so ambitious, so ruthless, each abetting and urging on the other. - (Mariners of Gor)