Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 306 | View more quotes about though">Though she had not explicitly claimed to be free, it seemed clear that she was hoping to be taken as such. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 303 | I stood rather behind her, my arms folded. |
| 21 | 304 | My face must have appeared somewhat severe. |
| 21 | 305 | Certainly I was angry. |
| 21 | 306 | Though she had not explicitly claimed to be free, it seemed clear that she was hoping to be taken as such. |
| 21 | 307 | "Perhaps," she said, "my chains may now be removed, and I may be given suitable raiment, that of a free woman, that I may take a place amongst my free sisters". |
| 21 | 308 | She had certainly worded that carefully, I thought. |
| 21 | 309 | She had not said "my place," which might suggest she had a right to it, but "a place," which was compatible with it merely being a place she took, with or without title, so to speak. |
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I stood rather behind her, my arms folded.
My face must have appeared somewhat severe.
Certainly I was angry.
Though she had not explicitly claimed to be free, it seemed clear that she was hoping to be taken as such.
"Perhaps," she said, "my chains may now be removed, and I may be given suitable raiment, that of a free woman, that I may take a place amongst my free sisters".
She had certainly worded that carefully, I thought.
She had not said "my place," which might suggest she had a right to it, but "a place," which was compatible with it merely being a place she took, with or without title, so to speak.
- (Renegades of Gor)