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

How he must have dreamed of buying her contract! Now she had no more status than a tarsk, another beast which may be owned. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #380)
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61 380 How he View more quotes about must">must have dreamed of buying her contract! Now she had no more status than a tarsk, another beast which may be owned.

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

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61 377 I am sure that Tajima had wanted her from the first moment he had seen her, when she was feigning the role of a contract woman in the quarters of Lord Nishida.
61 378 It had not been suspected at that time that she was a spy for the house of Yamada, let alone that she might be one of his several daughters.
61 379 She had frequently scorned and abused him as a poor warrior.
61 380 How he must have dreamed of buying her contract! Now she had no more status than a tarsk, another beast which may be owned.
61 381 Tajima had regarded her, she kneeling at hand, head down, in the headquarters tent, in the camp of tarns.
61 382 "Look at me," he had said.
61 383 She had raised her head, instantly.
I am sure that Tajima had wanted her from the first moment he had seen her, when she was feigning the role of a contract woman in the quarters of Lord Nishida. It had not been suspected at that time that she was a spy for the house of Yamada, let alone that she might be one of his several daughters. She had frequently scorned and abused him as a poor warrior. How he must have dreamed of buying her contract! Now she had no more status than a tarsk, another beast which may be owned. Tajima had regarded her, she kneeling at hand, head down, in the headquarters tent, in the camp of tarns. "Look at me," he had said. She had raised her head, instantly. - (Rebels of Gor)