Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 40 | 353 | I do not View more quotes about know">know why I had awakened when I did. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 40 | 350 | I tried not to move my ankle, with its humiliating bells, such as might bedeck a tarsk or verr. |
| 40 | 351 | How amused the other slaves would be in the morning! I was pleased that few, if any, knew I was a barbarian. |
| 40 | 352 | That would have been almost too much to bear. |
| 40 | 353 | I do not know why I had awakened when I did. |
| 40 | 354 | I knew little of the politics or intrigues of Gor, or of Port Kar. |
| 40 | 355 | I did gather, however, that yesterday was an important day for the holding. |
| 40 | 356 | Did the feast not signal that? Much intelligence of interest had apparently been gained from the interrogation of Dorna. |
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I tried not to move my ankle, with its humiliating bells, such as might bedeck a tarsk or verr.
How amused the other slaves would be in the morning! I was pleased that few, if any, knew I was a barbarian.
That would have been almost too much to bear.
I do not know why I had awakened when I did.
I knew little of the politics or intrigues of Gor, or of Port Kar.
I did gather, however, that yesterday was an important day for the holding.
Did the feast not signal that? Much intelligence of interest had apparently been gained from the interrogation of Dorna.
- (Quarry of Gor)