Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 47 | 196 | Where View more quotes about else">else would one look for her?" "Too," I said, shuddering, "being so imprisoned would be frightful. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 47 | 193 | "Why would he not have kept her in his holding, as other slaves?" I asked. |
| 47 | 194 | "One calculates the odds of the cast stones as best as one can," said Addison Steele. |
| 47 | 195 | "It was thought that keeping her in the holding, either openly, incognito, or, worse, secretly, given the former matter of the companionship, would be likely, sooner or later, to provoke suspicion. |
| 47 | 196 | Where else would one look for her?" "Too," I said, shuddering, "being so imprisoned would be frightful. |
| 47 | 197 | Better the tavern, the fresh air and wind, the freedom of the city". |
| 47 | 198 | "Perhaps such considerations," said Addison Steele, "entered into the calculations of Bosk. |
| 47 | 199 | I do not know". |
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"Why would he not have kept her in his holding, as other slaves?" I asked.
"One calculates the odds of the cast stones as best as one can," said Addison Steele.
"It was thought that keeping her in the holding, either openly, incognito, or, worse, secretly, given the former matter of the companionship, would be likely, sooner or later, to provoke suspicion.
Where else would one look for her?" "Too," I said, shuddering, "being so imprisoned would be frightful.
Better the tavern, the fresh air and wind, the freedom of the city".
"Perhaps such considerations," said Addison Steele, "entered into the calculations of Bosk.
I do not know".
- (Quarry of Gor)