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

"I am sure," she said, "in the end, it makes little difference". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #312)
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37 312 "I am View more quotes about sure">sure," she said, "in the end, it makes little difference".

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

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37 309 See my collar.
37 310 See my mark! I am now a slave!" "Yes," he said, "it is true.
37 311 I doubt then that you, now a slave, would be impaled as high as a free person, for that might demean them, you, say, some seven or eight feet, not twenty or thirty, as they, to show your lowliness".
37 312 "I am sure," she said, "in the end, it makes little difference".
37 313 He folded his arms, and regarded her.
37 314 "Despise me if you wish," she said, "but despise me not as the Lady Flavia of Ar, for I am no longer she.
37 315 Despise me then, if you must, as a slave, the slave that I am".
See my collar. See my mark! I am now a slave!" "Yes," he said, "it is true. I doubt then that you, now a slave, would be impaled as high as a free person, for that might demean them, you, say, some seven or eight feet, not twenty or thirty, as they, to show your lowliness". "I am sure," she said, "in the end, it makes little difference". He folded his arms, and regarded her. "Despise me if you wish," she said, "but despise me not as the Lady Flavia of Ar, for I am no longer she. Despise me then, if you must, as a slave, the slave that I am". - (Mariners of Gor)