Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 304 | What then would be her View more quotes about fate">fate? Moreover, I reminded myself of my work, and that a warrior cannot well encumber himself with a woman, particularly not a free woman. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 301 | Even peasants pick up such women, using them in the fields, until they can be sold to the first passing slaver. |
| 25 | 302 | Miss Cardwell would need a protector, a defender. |
| 25 | 303 | And yet on the very morrow it seemed I might die on the walls of Saphrar's compound. |
| 25 | 304 | What then would be her fate? Moreover, I reminded myself of my work, and that a warrior cannot well encumber himself with a woman, particularly not a free woman. |
| 25 | 305 | His companion, as it is said, is peril and steel. |
| 25 | 306 | I was sad. |
| 25 | 307 | It would have been better, I told myself, if Kamchak had not given me the girl. |
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Even peasants pick up such women, using them in the fields, until they can be sold to the first passing slaver.
Miss Cardwell would need a protector, a defender.
And yet on the very morrow it seemed I might die on the walls of Saphrar's compound.
What then would be her fate? Moreover, I reminded myself of my work, and that a warrior cannot well encumber himself with a woman, particularly not a free woman.
His companion, as it is said, is peril and steel.
I was sad.
It would have been better, I told myself, if Kamchak had not given me the girl.
- (Nomads of Gor)