Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 230 | "I am a View more quotes about free">free woman, and I am speaking, so attend me, and well! I think these fellows were honestly misled. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 65 | 227 | "Mercy, mercy!" called several terrified voices. |
| 65 | 228 | "Be silent, be silent!" came from Lucilius' translator. |
| 65 | 229 | "Hold!" called the Lady Bina, whose voice, despite its diminutive, exquisite housing, carried in it all the majesty of a Gorean free woman. |
| 65 | 230 | "I am a free woman, and I am speaking, so attend me, and well! I think these fellows were honestly misled. |
| 65 | 231 | What thief in his right mind would risk the impaling poles of the great Mintar? I am sure they did not know a cargo of Mintar was in question". |
| 65 | 232 | "No, no!" cried several men. |
| 65 | 233 | "We did not know," called others, plaintively. |
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"Mercy, mercy!" called several terrified voices.
"Be silent, be silent!" came from Lucilius' translator.
"Hold!" called the Lady Bina, whose voice, despite its diminutive, exquisite housing, carried in it all the majesty of a Gorean free woman.
"I am a free woman, and I am speaking, so attend me, and well! I think these fellows were honestly misled.
What thief in his right mind would risk the impaling poles of the great Mintar? I am sure they did not know a cargo of Mintar was in question".
"No, no!" cried several men.
"We did not know," called others, plaintively.
- (Plunder of Gor)