Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 57 | 155 | I View more quotes about thought">thought that Tajima's disparaging conjecture as to a secondary, or tertiary, block in a village market was less than realistic. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 57 | 152 | I wondered if he might want a Pani slave. |
| 57 | 153 | She was quite beautiful. |
| 57 | 154 | If he did not want her, he could always sell her. |
| 57 | 155 | I thought that Tajima's disparaging conjecture as to a secondary, or tertiary, block in a village market was less than realistic. |
| 57 | 156 | "Are there others, like you, hiding in the palace?" I asked. |
| 57 | 157 | It seemed likely to me that this might be the case. |
| 57 | 158 | Some, I supposed, might have feared to join the escape parties, risking the open country, and, surely, might not have anticipated the entry of peasantry into the august corridors of the shogun's palace. |
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I wondered if he might want a Pani slave.
She was quite beautiful.
If he did not want her, he could always sell her.
I thought that Tajima's disparaging conjecture as to a secondary, or tertiary, block in a village market was less than realistic.
"Are there others, like you, hiding in the palace?" I asked.
It seemed likely to me that this might be the case.
Some, I supposed, might have feared to join the escape parties, risking the open country, and, surely, might not have anticipated the entry of peasantry into the august corridors of the shogun's palace.
- (Rebels of Gor)