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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

I doubted that my original captor himself knew the identity of these other men. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #40)
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20 40 I doubted that my original View more quotes about captor">captor himself knew the identity of these other men.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 37 I had been carried and transported for a time in a small boat, and, for a time, in a cart.
20 38 Hooded, and captive in the slave sack, I had no sense of direction and very little of time.
20 39 I gathered, from what I had heard, that contacts had been made by men wearing masks, who spoke signs and countersigns.
20 40 I doubted that my original captor himself knew the identity of these other men.
20 41 I continued on, down the wharves.
20 42 After I had delivered the message I was no longer under the same security which I had earlier experienced at the Chatka and Curla.
20 43 Sometimes now, like certain other girls, I was permitted to wander forth, before the busy hours of the tavern, to solicit patronage for its proprietor, my master, Aurelion of Cos.
I had been carried and transported for a time in a small boat, and, for a time, in a cart. Hooded, and captive in the slave sack, I had no sense of direction and very little of time. I gathered, from what I had heard, that contacts had been made by men wearing masks, who spoke signs and countersigns. I doubted that my original captor himself knew the identity of these other men. I continued on, down the wharves. After I had delivered the message I was no longer under the same security which I had earlier experienced at the Chatka and Curla. Sometimes now, like certain other girls, I was permitted to wander forth, before the busy hours of the tavern, to solicit patronage for its proprietor, my master, Aurelion of Cos. - (Slave Girl of Gor)