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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Best perhaps, I was allowed to leave the palace whenever I might please, provided I did so incognito and in the company of Drusus Rencius. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #298)
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5 298 View more quotes about best">Best perhaps, I was allowed to leave the palace whenever I might please, provided I did so incognito and in the company of Drusus Rencius.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 295 Furthermore I was now free, almost whenever I wished, to go forth from my quarters.
5 296 The only restriction was that I must be accompanied by my guard, Drusus Rencius.
5 297 I could now leave my quarters even at night.
5 298 Best perhaps, I was allowed to leave the palace whenever I might please, provided I did so incognito and in the company of Drusus Rencius.
6 1 The Sirik "There are places you have not taken me in Corcyrus," I said to Drusus Rencius.
6 2 We stood on the height of the walls of Corcyrus, on a stone riser behind the parapet, which permitted us to look out over the parapet, rather than through its apertures, on the surrounding fields.
6 3 "Not all places in Corcyrus," he said, "are safe, particularly at night, and not all are suitable for the sensibilities of a free woman".
Furthermore I was now free, almost whenever I wished, to go forth from my quarters. The only restriction was that I must be accompanied by my guard, Drusus Rencius. I could now leave my quarters even at night. Best perhaps, I was allowed to leave the palace whenever I might please, provided I did so incognito and in the company of Drusus Rencius. The Sirik "There are places you have not taken me in Corcyrus," I said to Drusus Rencius. We stood on the height of the walls of Corcyrus, on a stone riser behind the parapet, which permitted us to look out over the parapet, rather than through its apertures, on the surrounding fields. "Not all places in Corcyrus," he said, "are safe, particularly at night, and not all are suitable for the sensibilities of a free woman". - (Kajira of Gor)