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| 22 | 868 | I View more quotes about looked">looked, too, to the Tesephone. |
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| 22 | 865 | Perhaps she would be, even, the slave of peasants. |
| 22 | 866 | It was not known where the lovely Ilene would wear her collar; it was known, though, that she would wear it, and wear it well; a Gorean master would see to that. |
| 22 | 867 | I looked to the beacon. |
| 22 | 868 | I looked, too, to the Tesephone. |
| 22 | 869 | Rim's men had the Rhoda ready for the tide. |
| 22 | 870 | "Carry my chair," I said, "to the longboat". |
| 22 | 871 | Four crewmen reached to lift the chair. |