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

"—Now," he said, "—for a moment or two more you may think of yourself as Euphrosyne, as your mother was hitherto permitted for a time to think of herself as Aglaia. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #217)
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13 217 "—Now," he said, "—for a View more quotes about moment">moment or two more you may think of yourself as Euphrosyne, as your mother was hitherto permitted for a time to think of herself as Aglaia.

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

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13 214 "I do not know if you will see her again, or not," he said, "except perhaps at a distance.
13 215 Too, fraternization may not be permitted between slaves".
13 216 "I am not a slave," she moaned.
13 217 "—Now," he said, "—for a moment or two more you may think of yourself as Euphrosyne, as your mother was hitherto permitted for a time to think of herself as Aglaia.
13 218 In a time, of course, you may receive new names.
13 219 'Euphrosyne' is a name a bit too fine, I think, for a slave.
13 220 You will probably soon become something else, perhaps a 'Puta' or a 'Sita.
"I do not know if you will see her again, or not," he said, "except perhaps at a distance. Too, fraternization may not be permitted between slaves". "I am not a slave," she moaned. "—Now," he said, "—for a moment or two more you may think of yourself as Euphrosyne, as your mother was hitherto permitted for a time to think of herself as Aglaia. In a time, of course, you may receive new names. 'Euphrosyne' is a name a bit too fine, I think, for a slave. You will probably soon become something else, perhaps a 'Puta' or a 'Sita. - (Mercenaries of Gor)