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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Could I do more than hobble, painfully? And might this not attract attention, as, say, a crippled kaiila might attract the attention of tawny prairie sleen? Might it suggest that I might be an unshod free woman? But none about seemed to notice me, other, of course, than as a slave might be noticed. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #523)
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3 523 Could I do more than hobble, painfully? And View more quotes about might">might this not attract attention, as, say, a crippled kaiila might attract the attention of tawny prairie sleen? Might it suggest that I might be an unshod free woman? But none about seemed to notice me, other, of course, than as a slave might be noticed.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 520 My feet were now bare.
3 521 How strange it seemed for my feet to be bare, to feel grit beneath them, sand, a pebble, the smoothness of street stones.
3 522 I did not know if I could walk.
3 523 Could I do more than hobble, painfully? And might this not attract attention, as, say, a crippled kaiila might attract the attention of tawny prairie sleen? Might it suggest that I might be an unshod free woman? But none about seemed to notice me, other, of course, than as a slave might be noticed.
3 524 More than once I found myself, a free woman, under the appraising glances of men.
3 525 How slaves are looked upon! I dared not confront them.
3 526 I dared not reprimand them.
My feet were now bare. How strange it seemed for my feet to be bare, to feel grit beneath them, sand, a pebble, the smoothness of street stones. I did not know if I could walk. Could I do more than hobble, painfully? And might this not attract attention, as, say, a crippled kaiila might attract the attention of tawny prairie sleen? Might it suggest that I might be an unshod free woman? But none about seemed to notice me, other, of course, than as a slave might be noticed. More than once I found myself, a free woman, under the appraising glances of men. How slaves are looked upon! I dared not confront them. I dared not reprimand them. - (Mariners of Gor)