Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 2 | 472 | Now, however, they were chained to a log wall in an inn's court. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 2 | 469 | Each was willing to bestow her favors in order to obtain her redemption. |
| 2 | 470 | These were women, I had gathered, who had made a practice of relying upon the generosity and nobility of men, or of some men, to obtain their way in life, in a sense resorting frequently to types of female fraud, regularly exploiting and, in a sense, making dupes of men. |
| 2 | 471 | Doubtless they had, at least until now, congratulated themselves on their success in such matters. |
| 2 | 472 | Now, however, they were chained to a log wall in an inn's court. |
| 2 | 473 | Frightened now, it seemed that they, even though free, were ready to escalate the level of their artifices. |
| 2 | 474 | Perhaps in more normal times, perhaps even while they were still fully clothed, and veiled, they might have found eager fellows to make good their bills, perhaps at the first sign of distress, even the moistening of an eye. |
| 2 | 475 | These, however, were not normal times. |
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Each was willing to bestow her favors in order to obtain her redemption.
These were women, I had gathered, who had made a practice of relying upon the generosity and nobility of men, or of some men, to obtain their way in life, in a sense resorting frequently to types of female fraud, regularly exploiting and, in a sense, making dupes of men.
Doubtless they had, at least until now, congratulated themselves on their success in such matters.
Now, however, they were chained to a log wall in an inn's court.
Frightened now, it seemed that they, even though free, were ready to escalate the level of their artifices.
Perhaps in more normal times, perhaps even while they were still fully clothed, and veiled, they might have found eager fellows to make good their bills, perhaps at the first sign of distress, even the moistening of an eye.
These, however, were not normal times.
- (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 2)