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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

One was still an exalted free woman, arrogant and insolent, fully and richly clothed, though the garments were now soiled and stained; the other was only a lowly, stripped bondmaid, a work-and-love prize of Torvaldslanders, a purchasable and tradable commodity, as much as a domestic tarsk or verr. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #277)
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4 277 One was still an exalted View more quotes about free">free woman, arrogant and insolent, fully and richly clothed, though the garments were now soiled and stained; the other was only a lowly, stripped bondmaid, a work-and-love prize of Torvaldslanders, a purchasable and tradable commodity, as much as a domestic tarsk or verr.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 274 She was a bondmaid and Aelgifu, though captive, was a free woman.
4 275 I did not doubt but what Aelgifu was pleased to have the girl so before her; there was doubtless little love lost between them; these two, in Kassau, doubtless, as I had earlier speculated, had been rival beauties.
4 276 But no longer now were they both well-to-do and of similar status.
4 277 One was still an exalted free woman, arrogant and insolent, fully and richly clothed, though the garments were now soiled and stained; the other was only a lowly, stripped bondmaid, a work-and-love prize of Torvaldslanders, a purchasable and tradable commodity, as much as a domestic tarsk or verr.
4 278 "What have you there?" asked Aelgifu.
4 279 "Gruel," said the girl.
4 280 "Taste it," said Aelgifu.
She was a bondmaid and Aelgifu, though captive, was a free woman. I did not doubt but what Aelgifu was pleased to have the girl so before her; there was doubtless little love lost between them; these two, in Kassau, doubtless, as I had earlier speculated, had been rival beauties. But no longer now were they both well-to-do and of similar status. One was still an exalted free woman, arrogant and insolent, fully and richly clothed, though the garments were now soiled and stained; the other was only a lowly, stripped bondmaid, a work-and-love prize of Torvaldslanders, a purchasable and tradable commodity, as much as a domestic tarsk or verr. "What have you there?" asked Aelgifu. "Gruel," said the girl. "Taste it," said Aelgifu. - (Marauders of Gor)