Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 79 | 574 | Afterwards, as had been my intent, I freed him, but this, in accord with the law and my plan, left her my slave. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 79 | 571 | None know his whereabouts. |
| 79 | 572 | The city, betrayed by many within, who sought advantage, fell to foes, and the former daughter, a conspirator as well, was brought forth by the traitors and victors and placed as a puppet on the throne". |
| 79 | 573 | "How is she a slave?" "She fell afoul of a law, one of her own father's laws, that she who couches with, or readies herself to couch with, a slave, becomes the slave of the slave's master, the couching slave in this case, whom I had purchased in order to compromise and entrap the Ubara, was a famed and handsome actor. |
| 79 | 574 | Afterwards, as had been my intent, I freed him, but this, in accord with the law and my plan, left her my slave. |
| 79 | 575 | The matter was duly witnessed and processed, but then I permitted her to be recovered, and returned to the throne of the city. |
| 79 | 576 | So now she who sits upon that throne, supposedly a Ubara, is only a slave, who must with uneasiness await her reclaiming". |
| 79 | 577 | "It is hard to understand how her father could disown her," she said. |
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None know his whereabouts.
The city, betrayed by many within, who sought advantage, fell to foes, and the former daughter, a conspirator as well, was brought forth by the traitors and victors and placed as a puppet on the throne".
"How is she a slave?" "She fell afoul of a law, one of her own father's laws, that she who couches with, or readies herself to couch with, a slave, becomes the slave of the slave's master, the couching slave in this case, whom I had purchased in order to compromise and entrap the Ubara, was a famed and handsome actor.
Afterwards, as had been my intent, I freed him, but this, in accord with the law and my plan, left her my slave.
The matter was duly witnessed and processed, but then I permitted her to be recovered, and returned to the throne of the city.
So now she who sits upon that throne, supposedly a Ubara, is only a slave, who must with uneasiness await her reclaiming".
"It is hard to understand how her father could disown her," she said.
- (Kur of Gor, Chapter 79)