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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did inquire, however, of the fellow who had accompanied her to the general slave quarters the nature of her journey to that destination. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #488)
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Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 485 All they know, when the doors close, is that she will be whipped.
26 486 * * * * As I had had business in the audience chamber, I had not soon sought the slave.
26 487 It was perhaps two Ahn later, our deliberations then concluded, that I recalled her.
26 488 I did inquire, however, of the fellow who had accompanied her to the general slave quarters the nature of her journey to that destination.
26 489 It was not other than I had anticipated.
26 490 It was no secret in the kasbah that lovely Vella, whom I had found displeasing, had been the favorite of Ibn Saran, that she had been a high slave, that she had been pampered and privileged, that she had been given the luxury of private quarters, and special jewelries and silks, that she had disdained to commingle with her sisters in bondage, that she, though only of Earth, had held herself better than they.
26 491 Accordingly, then, an unusually large number of girls had gathered to escort Vella gleefully, as though in festival, to the slave quarters.
All they know, when the doors close, is that she will be whipped. * * * * As I had had business in the audience chamber, I had not soon sought the slave. It was perhaps two Ahn later, our deliberations then concluded, that I recalled her. I did inquire, however, of the fellow who had accompanied her to the general slave quarters the nature of her journey to that destination. It was not other than I had anticipated. It was no secret in the kasbah that lovely Vella, whom I had found displeasing, had been the favorite of Ibn Saran, that she had been a high slave, that she had been pampered and privileged, that she had been given the luxury of private quarters, and special jewelries and silks, that she had disdained to commingle with her sisters in bondage, that she, though only of Earth, had held herself better than they. Accordingly, then, an unusually large number of girls had gathered to escort Vella gleefully, as though in festival, to the slave quarters. - (Tribesmen of Gor)