Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 117 | Probably she had girls herself who wore that mark, the serving slaves whom she had not, in order not to tempt the men, brought with her into the delta, the slaves without whose services she, though a free woman, had been subjected to such hardship, being forced to comb her own hair, and such. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 29 | 114 | He then, chuckling, rose to his feet, and went on his way. |
| 29 | 115 | She looked down at the mark on her breast. |
| 29 | 116 | I assumed she understood its significance. |
| 29 | 117 | Probably she had girls herself who wore that mark, the serving slaves whom she had not, in order not to tempt the men, brought with her into the delta, the slaves without whose services she, though a free woman, had been subjected to such hardship, being forced to comb her own hair, and such. |
| 29 | 118 | She looked over at me. |
| 29 | 119 | I saw she understood the significance of the sign. |
| 29 | 120 | She straightened her body even more. |
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He then, chuckling, rose to his feet, and went on his way.
She looked down at the mark on her breast.
I assumed she understood its significance.
Probably she had girls herself who wore that mark, the serving slaves whom she had not, in order not to tempt the men, brought with her into the delta, the slaves without whose services she, though a free woman, had been subjected to such hardship, being forced to comb her own hair, and such.
She looked over at me.
I saw she understood the significance of the sign.
She straightened her body even more.
- (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 29)