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

Thus, I conjectured a plausible explanation for the apparent anomaly of one such as the former Lady Persinna, of the Merchants, of Four Towers, which, I gathered, must be an exclusive residence, or an exclusive residential area, being vended in such a market. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1020)
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8 1020 View more quotes about thus">Thus, I conjectured a plausible explanation for the apparent anomaly of one such as the former Lady Persinna, of the Merchants, of Four Towers, which, I gathered, must be an exclusive residence, or an exclusive residential area, being vended in such a market.

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

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8 1017 Perhaps the fellow had requested, or been granted, such a favor, that he would purchase the former Lady Persinna, to her humiliation, in a low market, for a handful of coins.
8 1018 Indeed, I wondered if the coins, even, were his.
8 1019 Perhaps it amused someone, perhaps an important personage, if the former Lady Persinna should find herself in the collar of that fellow, or someone like him.
8 1020 Thus, I conjectured a plausible explanation for the apparent anomaly of one such as the former Lady Persinna, of the Merchants, of Four Towers, which, I gathered, must be an exclusive residence, or an exclusive residential area, being vended in such a market.
8 1021 It was to demean and humiliate her.
8 1022 Let her learn quickly, and well, that she was now only a slave.
8 1023 As the slaves had been sold, even the former Lady Persinna, much in the street had gone on as it had before the Tenth Ahn.
Perhaps the fellow had requested, or been granted, such a favor, that he would purchase the former Lady Persinna, to her humiliation, in a low market, for a handful of coins. Indeed, I wondered if the coins, even, were his. Perhaps it amused someone, perhaps an important personage, if the former Lady Persinna should find herself in the collar of that fellow, or someone like him. Thus, I conjectured a plausible explanation for the apparent anomaly of one such as the former Lady Persinna, of the Merchants, of Four Towers, which, I gathered, must be an exclusive residence, or an exclusive residential area, being vended in such a market. It was to demean and humiliate her. Let her learn quickly, and well, that she was now only a slave. As the slaves had been sold, even the former Lady Persinna, much in the street had gone on as it had before the Tenth Ahn. - (Conspirators of Gor)