Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 39 | 425 | She will View more quotes about later">later learn their meaning. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 39 | 422 | At the time I did not know what it meant. |
| 39 | 423 | I would soon learn. |
| 39 | 424 | Those are commonly the first Gorean words a barbarian must utter. |
| 39 | 425 | She will later learn their meaning. |
| 39 | 426 | "I am a kajira," "I am a female slave," "I am a slave girl". |
| 39 | 427 | Let us suppose a city has fallen, buildings are roaring with flame, blood is in the streets, walls collapse, the air is thick with choking, stinging smoke. |
| 39 | 428 | Perhaps a free woman flings herself to her knees, before the reddened sword of a helmeted enemy, ready to strike, drunk with the lust of killing and looting. |
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At the time I did not know what it meant.
I would soon learn.
Those are commonly the first Gorean words a barbarian must utter.
She will later learn their meaning.
"I am a kajira," "I am a female slave," "I am a slave girl".
Let us suppose a city has fallen, buildings are roaring with flame, blood is in the streets, walls collapse, the air is thick with choking, stinging smoke.
Perhaps a free woman flings herself to her knees, before the reddened sword of a helmeted enemy, ready to strike, drunk with the lust of killing and looting.
- (Smugglers of Gor)