Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 926 | The View more quotes about auctioneer">auctioneer then remarked that her slavery then would doubtless be far easier. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 923 | I did not see to whom the girl from Tabor went. |
| 8 | 924 | The auctioneer, in his introduction of the item which was the girl from Tabor, had mentioned her origin on Tabor, and inquired if there might be any from Tabor present. |
| 8 | 925 | Apparently there were none. |
| 8 | 926 | The auctioneer then remarked that her slavery then would doubtless be far easier. |
| 8 | 927 | Laughter had greeted this remark. |
| 8 | 928 | I liked the girl from Tabor. |
| 8 | 929 | She had spoken well to me, earlier in the cell, despite the fact that I was a "barbarian," and, too, we were both, so to speak, far from home. |
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I did not see to whom the girl from Tabor went.
The auctioneer, in his introduction of the item which was the girl from Tabor, had mentioned her origin on Tabor, and inquired if there might be any from Tabor present.
Apparently there were none.
The auctioneer then remarked that her slavery then would doubtless be far easier.
Laughter had greeted this remark.
I liked the girl from Tabor.
She had spoken well to me, earlier in the cell, despite the fact that I was a "barbarian," and, too, we were both, so to speak, far from home.
- (Conspirators of Gor)