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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

The city, betrayed by many within, who sought advantage, fell to foes, and the former daughter, a conspirator as well, was brought forth by the traitors and victors and placed as a puppet on the throne". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79, Sentence #572)
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79 572 The View more quotes about city">city, betrayed by many within, who sought advantage, fell to foes, and the former daughter, a conspirator as well, was brought forth by the traitors and victors and placed as a puppet on the throne".

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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79 569 She was then sequestered, and kept from public view.
79 570 But the Ubar disappeared.
79 571 None know his whereabouts.
79 572 The city, betrayed by many within, who sought advantage, fell to foes, and the former daughter, a conspirator as well, was brought forth by the traitors and victors and placed as a puppet on the throne".
79 573 "How is she a slave?" "She fell afoul of a law, one of her own father's laws, that she who couches with, or readies herself to couch with, a slave, becomes the slave of the slave's master, the couching slave in this case, whom I had purchased in order to compromise and entrap the Ubara, was a famed and handsome actor.
79 574 Afterwards, as had been my intent, I freed him, but this, in accord with the law and my plan, left her my slave.
79 575 The matter was duly witnessed and processed, but then I permitted her to be recovered, and returned to the throne of the city.
She was then sequestered, and kept from public view. But the Ubar disappeared. None know his whereabouts. The city, betrayed by many within, who sought advantage, fell to foes, and the former daughter, a conspirator as well, was brought forth by the traitors and victors and placed as a puppet on the throne". "How is she a slave?" "She fell afoul of a law, one of her own father's laws, that she who couches with, or readies herself to couch with, a slave, becomes the slave of the slave's master, the couching slave in this case, whom I had purchased in order to compromise and entrap the Ubara, was a famed and handsome actor. Afterwards, as had been my intent, I freed him, but this, in accord with the law and my plan, left her my slave. The matter was duly witnessed and processed, but then I permitted her to be recovered, and returned to the throne of the city. - (Kur of Gor)