Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 49 | 503 | I would not be surprised. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 49 | 500 | "A View more quotes about lovely">lovely free woman, with all the powers of a free woman, and those of a lovely free woman, can be of great use in a thousand enterprises". |
| 49 | 501 | "Her antecedents, then," I said, "are immaterial". |
| 49 | 502 | "Yes," said Kurik, "but it is quite possible she is actually of the Merchants. |
| 49 | 503 | I would not be surprised. |
| 49 | 504 | Some members of that lofty caste are not particular with respect to which mine it is from which they extract their gold". |
| 49 | 505 | We continued on. |
| 49 | 506 | "What is wrong, Master?" I asked. |
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"A lovely free woman, with all the powers of a free woman, and those of a lovely free woman, can be of great use in a thousand enterprises".
"Her antecedents, then," I said, "are immaterial".
"Yes," said Kurik, "but it is quite possible she is actually of the Merchants.
I would not be surprised.
Some members of that lofty caste are not particular with respect to which mine it is from which they extract their gold".
We continued on.
"What is wrong, Master?" I asked.
- (Plunder of Gor)