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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Do not concern yourself," said Seremides. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #230)
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43 230 "Do not concern View more quotes about yourself">yourself," said Seremides.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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43 227 "I will take the tiller," said Seremides.
43 228 "You, wretch of Anango, put her under the canopy with the cousin of great Lurius and the tunicked slave, Euphrosyne".
43 229 "Surely," said Vas of Anango, with mock skepticism, "you do not wish slaves to share the shelter of a cousin of great Lurius of Jad".
43 230 "Do not concern yourself," said Seremides.
43 231 "As you noted earlier, the noble cousin of great Lurius is in a collar".
43 232 "Ah," I thought, "on this world men put us in collars, as it pleases them to do so.
43 233 They put us in collars for they like us that way.
"I will take the tiller," said Seremides. "You, wretch of Anango, put her under the canopy with the cousin of great Lurius and the tunicked slave, Euphrosyne". "Surely," said Vas of Anango, with mock skepticism, "you do not wish slaves to share the shelter of a cousin of great Lurius of Jad". "Do not concern yourself," said Seremides. "As you noted earlier, the noble cousin of great Lurius is in a collar". "Ah," I thought, "on this world men put us in collars, as it pleases them to do so. They put us in collars for they like us that way. - (Quarry of Gor)