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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, I supposed few would expect the shogun's daughter to be in this position of prominence, or, indeed, harnessed to a wagon at all, as a common slave, to be sure, the common slave she now was. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #59)
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43 59 Too, I View more quotes about supposed">supposed few would expect the shogun's daughter to be in this position of prominence, or, indeed, harnessed to a wagon at all, as a common slave, to be sure, the common slave she now was.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 56 They were arranged in two pairs.
43 57 The first pair consisted of Cecily and Nezumi, Cecily on the left, as one would face forward; the second pair consisted of Jane and Saru, Jane on the left, as one would face forward.
43 58 I put Nezumi in the first pair as I did not wish it to seem that I might be trying to conceal her.
43 59 Too, I supposed few would expect the shogun's daughter to be in this position of prominence, or, indeed, harnessed to a wagon at all, as a common slave, to be sure, the common slave she now was.
43 60 Also, as she was Pani, it made sense she would be given precedence over the other three, who were not Pani.
43 61 "See that you pull your weight," said Jane to Saru, "or I will call your laxity to the attention of Master Haruki and he will lay his switch on you, and well".
43 62 "Yes, Mistress," said Saru.
They were arranged in two pairs. The first pair consisted of Cecily and Nezumi, Cecily on the left, as one would face forward; the second pair consisted of Jane and Saru, Jane on the left, as one would face forward. I put Nezumi in the first pair as I did not wish it to seem that I might be trying to conceal her. Too, I supposed few would expect the shogun's daughter to be in this position of prominence, or, indeed, harnessed to a wagon at all, as a common slave, to be sure, the common slave she now was. Also, as she was Pani, it made sense she would be given precedence over the other three, who were not Pani. "See that you pull your weight," said Jane to Saru, "or I will call your laxity to the attention of Master Haruki and he will lay his switch on you, and well". "Yes, Mistress," said Saru. - (Rebels of Gor)