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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Indeed, I was sure that my chaining had more to do with the recommendations of the Lady Delia than any interest which the Lady Bina might have in the matter. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #64)
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14 64 View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, I was sure that my chaining had more to do with the recommendations of the Lady Delia than any interest which the Lady Bina might have in the matter.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 61 I was then more afraid than before.
14 62 Is there not, on the chain, some security? "Why is that?" asked the Lady Bina.
14 63 I was sure it made little difference to her whether I was chained or not.
14 64 Indeed, I was sure that my chaining had more to do with the recommendations of the Lady Delia than any interest which the Lady Bina might have in the matter.
14 65 The Lady Delia, a Gorean free woman, had definite views as to the proper treatment of female slaves.
14 66 To be sure, men often chain their female slaves, perhaps because it pleases them to have their animals on a chain.
14 67 A discrepancy in a routine, on the other hand, would be of interest to the Lady Bina, for, as a highly intelligent woman, such things were likely to provoke curiosity, and require some explanation.
I was then more afraid than before. Is there not, on the chain, some security? "Why is that?" asked the Lady Bina. I was sure it made little difference to her whether I was chained or not. Indeed, I was sure that my chaining had more to do with the recommendations of the Lady Delia than any interest which the Lady Bina might have in the matter. The Lady Delia, a Gorean free woman, had definite views as to the proper treatment of female slaves. To be sure, men often chain their female slaves, perhaps because it pleases them to have their animals on a chain. A discrepancy in a routine, on the other hand, would be of interest to the Lady Bina, for, as a highly intelligent woman, such things were likely to provoke curiosity, and require some explanation. - (Conspirators of Gor)