Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 56 | 25 | "If you are not a lure View more quotes about girl">girl," I said, "why did you flee from us, on the second level?" "First I thought you were Ashigaru, returned to restore order, and rejoiced, but then I saw that you, and another, two of the three, were barbarians, and I was afraid, and fled". |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 56 | 22 | I am Lady Kameko, of the household of the shogun!" "You are a lure girl," I said, "with confederates". |
| 56 | 23 | "No," she said. |
| 56 | 24 | "I am alone!" Now, that seemed quite likely to me, after Pertinax, Tajima, and I had explored so much of the palace, which now seemed barren and empty, unkempt, and deserted. |
| 56 | 25 | "If you are not a lure girl," I said, "why did you flee from us, on the second level?" "First I thought you were Ashigaru, returned to restore order, and rejoiced, but then I saw that you, and another, two of the three, were barbarians, and I was afraid, and fled". |
| 56 | 26 | "You claim to be a free woman," I said. |
| 56 | 27 | "I am a free woman!" she said. |
| 56 | 28 | "Lady Kameko, of the household of the shogun!" "Perhaps you are a mere contract woman," I said, "whose contract may change hands, and be bought and sold, much as though you might be a slave". |
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I am Lady Kameko, of the household of the shogun!" "You are a lure girl," I said, "with confederates".
"No," she said.
"I am alone!" Now, that seemed quite likely to me, after Pertinax, Tajima, and I had explored so much of the palace, which now seemed barren and empty, unkempt, and deserted.
"If you are not a lure girl," I said, "why did you flee from us, on the second level?" "First I thought you were Ashigaru, returned to restore order, and rejoiced, but then I saw that you, and another, two of the three, were barbarians, and I was afraid, and fled".
"You claim to be a free woman," I said.
"I am a free woman!" she said.
"Lady Kameko, of the household of the shogun!" "Perhaps you are a mere contract woman," I said, "whose contract may change hands, and be bought and sold, much as though you might be a slave".
- (Rebels of Gor)