| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 61 | 959 | Apprised she should have a View more quotes about male">male colleague to aid in dissembling her true status and role on Gor, she had enlisted Gregory Smith, well aware, from small incidents, of his remote, hopeless, infatuation with her. |
| 61 | 960 | So she had brought him with her to Gor as a subordinate and menial. |
| 61 | 961 | As such, he had had to endure her myriad directives, her insufferable, unpleasant temperament, her insolence, her impatience and vanity, her contempt, and her frequent criticisms, disparagements, and insults. |
| 61 | 962 | Unknown to herself, aside from her brief role in meeting a tarnsman on the shore of Thassa, at the edge of the forest, and seeing that he was brought to Tarncamp, she had been preselected, in virtue of a standing order, for a Gorean collar, and would be delivering herself, as well, to Tarncamp. |
| 61 | 963 | Her complexion, hair color, and eye color would be rare in the islands. |
| 61 | 964 | It was supposed, accordingly, that she might constitute a charming, agreeable gift for a shogun. |
| 61 | 965 | While she, on Gor, had fallen to the mark and collar, her minion, Gregory White, had remained free. |