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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Doubtless there were lists on which their names appeared, each name correlated for convenience with a given number. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #150)
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13 150 View more quotes about doubtless">Doubtless there were lists on which their names appeared, each name correlated for convenience with a given number.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 147 It is a simple, practical, inexpensive arrangement.
13 148 On the upper portion of their left breasts there were numbers written.
13 149 As these women had been apparently marked out for seizure long ago, perhaps months ago, the numbers had doubtless been preassigned.
13 150 Doubtless there were lists on which their names appeared, each name correlated for convenience with a given number.
13 151 For example, a given high lady of Torcadino, of a faction favoring Cos, might have had opposite her name on some list the number, say, 908.
13 152 She would then, after the fall of the city, have been hunted down, stripped, and put on the chain, the number 908 being inscribed on her left breast.
13 153 For months then, she may have unsuspectingly, with haughty aplomb, in lofty, benign ignorance, gone about her life in her usual way, with her usual power and arrogance, unaware that she figured, however trivially, in the plans of others, others to whom she was no more than a naked female, who had been assigned the number 908.
It is a simple, practical, inexpensive arrangement. On the upper portion of their left breasts there were numbers written. As these women had been apparently marked out for seizure long ago, perhaps months ago, the numbers had doubtless been preassigned. Doubtless there were lists on which their names appeared, each name correlated for convenience with a given number. For example, a given high lady of Torcadino, of a faction favoring Cos, might have had opposite her name on some list the number, say, 908. She would then, after the fall of the city, have been hunted down, stripped, and put on the chain, the number 908 being inscribed on her left breast. For months then, she may have unsuspectingly, with haughty aplomb, in lofty, benign ignorance, gone about her life in her usual way, with her usual power and arrogance, unaware that she figured, however trivially, in the plans of others, others to whom she was no more than a naked female, who had been assigned the number 908. - (Mercenaries of Gor)