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

Perhaps, by now, she was back in the Kasra keeping area, on her chain, run to its ring by her mat. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #189)
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19 189 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps, by now, she was back in the Kasra keeping area, on her chain, run to its ring by her mat.

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

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19 186 I wondered why the slave, earlier, had not accompanied her collar sisters below, but had lingered on deck.
19 187 Surely she knew she was risking a switching.
19 188 I trusted that she had been sent to the washing tubs, that her hair and body, and tunic, might be cleaned, and that physicians had tended to her burns.
19 189 Perhaps, by now, she was back in the Kasra keeping area, on her chain, run to its ring by her mat.
19 190 Though the hatches and portals had been sealed, I supposed that the great ship would have shipped some water.
19 191 As I had heard no call for the pumps, I supposed it was negligible, and confined to the holds, where men might wade, and soon hand buckets from one to the other.
19 192 I saw Tersites on the stem-castle deck.
I wondered why the slave, earlier, had not accompanied her collar sisters below, but had lingered on deck. Surely she knew she was risking a switching. I trusted that she had been sent to the washing tubs, that her hair and body, and tunic, might be cleaned, and that physicians had tended to her burns. Perhaps, by now, she was back in the Kasra keeping area, on her chain, run to its ring by her mat. Though the hatches and portals had been sealed, I supposed that the great ship would have shipped some water. As I had heard no call for the pumps, I supposed it was negligible, and confined to the holds, where men might wade, and soon hand buckets from one to the other. I saw Tersites on the stem-castle deck. - (Mariners of Gor)