Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 8 | 636 | "And to View more quotes about think">think," said Euphrosyne, laughing, "I put myself into the sea, and might have been eaten by sharks! What a fool I was! I did not know! Who could have known! How glorious, how fortunate, that I managed to return to the ship! There is now nothing to fear!" I myself was not sure of that. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 8 | 633 | "'Rescued'?" I said. |
| 8 | 634 | "For different chains," she said happily, "to be vended in a different market". |
| 8 | 635 | I understood better then what it might be to be a female slave on this world. |
| 8 | 636 | "And to think," said Euphrosyne, laughing, "I put myself into the sea, and might have been eaten by sharks! What a fool I was! I did not know! Who could have known! How glorious, how fortunate, that I managed to return to the ship! There is now nothing to fear!" I myself was not sure of that. |
| 8 | 637 | "Builder's glass," called the captain, and an officer handed him that object. |
| 8 | 638 | The captain stood at the stern rail, and trained the glass on the approaching ship. |
| 8 | 639 | "A corsair," he said, "flying the colors of Cos". |
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"'Rescued'?" I said.
"For different chains," she said happily, "to be vended in a different market".
I understood better then what it might be to be a female slave on this world.
"And to think," said Euphrosyne, laughing, "I put myself into the sea, and might have been eaten by sharks! What a fool I was! I did not know! Who could have known! How glorious, how fortunate, that I managed to return to the ship! There is now nothing to fear!" I myself was not sure of that.
"Builder's glass," called the captain, and an officer handed him that object.
The captain stood at the stern rail, and trained the glass on the approaching ship.
"A corsair," he said, "flying the colors of Cos".
- (Quarry of Gor)