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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What will become of me in Ko-ro-ba?" she asked. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #29)
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11 29 "What will View more quotes about become">become of me in Ko-ro-ba?" she asked.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 26 It amounted to little more than buying a tarn, if I could afford it, or stealing one if I could not, and making a run for Ko-ro-ba.
11 27 The venture might be risky, particularly if I had to steal the tarn and elude pursuit, but, all things considered, an escape on tarnback seemed to me far safer than trying to cross the Vosk and make our way on foot or tharlarion through the hills and wilderness to the distant cylinders of Ko-ro-ba.
11 28 Talena seemed depressed, in odd contrast to her liveliness of the caravan days.
11 29 "What will become of me in Ko-ro-ba?" she asked.
11 30 "I don't know," I said, smiling.
11 31 "Perhaps you could be a tavern slave".
11 32 She smiled wryly.
It amounted to little more than buying a tarn, if I could afford it, or stealing one if I could not, and making a run for Ko-ro-ba. The venture might be risky, particularly if I had to steal the tarn and elude pursuit, but, all things considered, an escape on tarnback seemed to me far safer than trying to cross the Vosk and make our way on foot or tharlarion through the hills and wilderness to the distant cylinders of Ko-ro-ba. Talena seemed depressed, in odd contrast to her liveliness of the caravan days. "What will become of me in Ko-ro-ba?" she asked. "I don't know," I said, smiling. "Perhaps you could be a tavern slave". She smiled wryly. - (Tarnsman of Gor)