Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 1087 | A fellow, glancing at the sand glass, said, 'A bit past the nineteenth Ahn. |
| 3 | 1088 | ' The leader then said, 'Take her out back and tie her to a slave post. |
| 3 | 1089 | ' "I was freed of the rack by the two young men, and, each holding an arm, they assisted me, half carrying me, for I could barely walk, back through the shop, and the private quarters, toward a rear entrance, from which one might approach the stable yard of what had been the Inn of Ragnar. |
| 3 | 1090 | As I passed through the kitchen, we passed a sturdy, stocky woman in rags, clearly of a low-caste aspect, doubtless the companion of the Metal Worker. |
| 3 | 1091 | I was afraid of her because of her overt attitude of contempt and hostility, and, as I was considerably slighter than she, I was sure she could easily subdue me, and hurt me, should it please her. |
| 3 | 1092 | 'Hereafter,' she said, 'do not bring an animal through my kitchen. |
| 3 | 1093 | ' As I passed she spat upon me. |
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A fellow, glancing at the sand glass, said, 'A bit past the nineteenth Ahn.
' The leader then said, 'Take her out back and tie her to a slave post.
' "I was freed of the rack by the two young men, and, each holding an arm, they assisted me, half carrying me, for I could barely walk, back through the shop, and the private quarters, toward a rear entrance, from which one might approach the stable yard of what had been the Inn of Ragnar.
As I passed through the kitchen, we passed a sturdy, stocky woman in rags, clearly of a low-caste aspect, doubtless the companion of the Metal Worker.
I was afraid of her because of her overt attitude of contempt and hostility, and, as I was considerably slighter than she, I was sure she could easily subdue me, and hurt me, should it please her.
'Hereafter,' she said, 'do not bring an animal through my kitchen.
' As I passed she spat upon me.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter )