Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 552 | The sack was to be opened, and she was to be presented to Claudius, Ubar of Argentum, and the high council, and high citizens of Argentum, at the climax of a great feast, to be celebrated two days from now. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 549 | But he must know that the true Sheila had fallen to Hassan, the Slave Hunter. |
| 31 | 550 | Only recently he had brought her to Argentum in a golden sack. |
| 31 | 551 | Even now, for his amusement, he kept her for several Ahn a day in that sack, suspended, tied shut, in the throne room, while business was conducted. |
| 31 | 552 | The sack was to be opened, and she was to be presented to Claudius, Ubar of Argentum, and the high council, and high citizens of Argentum, at the climax of a great feast, to be celebrated two days from now. |
| 31 | 553 | So what interest had Miles of Argentum in me? Surely he did not think that I might be the real Sheila. |
| 31 | 554 | In his treatment of me, and in calling me Sheila, and so on, surely he had been only playing a game with me. |
| 31 | 555 | He could not remember me that clearly, I hoped, from his appearance before me in the great hall, when I had sat upon the throne, or from the time when he had had me locked, naked, a captive, in a golden cage. |
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But he must know that the true Sheila had fallen to Hassan, the Slave Hunter.
Only recently he had brought her to Argentum in a golden sack.
Even now, for his amusement, he kept her for several Ahn a day in that sack, suspended, tied shut, in the throne room, while business was conducted.
The sack was to be opened, and she was to be presented to Claudius, Ubar of Argentum, and the high council, and high citizens of Argentum, at the climax of a great feast, to be celebrated two days from now.
So what interest had Miles of Argentum in me? Surely he did not think that I might be the real Sheila.
In his treatment of me, and in calling me Sheila, and so on, surely he had been only playing a game with me.
He could not remember me that clearly, I hoped, from his appearance before me in the great hall, when I had sat upon the throne, or from the time when he had had me locked, naked, a captive, in a golden cage.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 31)