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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

The former Lady Persinna stood, miserable, small, a slave, the sheet clutched about her. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #975)
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8 975 The View more quotes about former">former Lady Persinna stood, miserable, small, a slave, the sheet clutched about her.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 972 Was it, in spite of its appearance, a high market? Perhaps, I thought, for how could one such as I be sold in any but a high market? Surely I was much too beautiful to be sold in any but a high market.
8 973 I was now muchly pleased that I had not complained about the market, earlier.
8 974 "Behold her," said the auctioneer.
8 975 The former Lady Persinna stood, miserable, small, a slave, the sheet clutched about her.
8 976 Then, a moment later, looking about myself, at the buyers, the street, the local buildings, the crowded shops across the way, I realized how foolish were my conjectures.
8 977 In no way could this barred cell and that circular cement platform be thought a high market.
8 978 We might almost as well have been chained on a slave shelf, where buyers might have examined our teeth, felt our limbs for firmness, and such.
Was it, in spite of its appearance, a high market? Perhaps, I thought, for how could one such as I be sold in any but a high market? Surely I was much too beautiful to be sold in any but a high market. I was now muchly pleased that I had not complained about the market, earlier. "Behold her," said the auctioneer. The former Lady Persinna stood, miserable, small, a slave, the sheet clutched about her. Then, a moment later, looking about myself, at the buyers, the street, the local buildings, the crowded shops across the way, I realized how foolish were my conjectures. In no way could this barred cell and that circular cement platform be thought a high market. We might almost as well have been chained on a slave shelf, where buyers might have examined our teeth, felt our limbs for firmness, and such. - (Conspirators of Gor)