Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 969 | You know her well for her betrayal of the Home Stone, for her profiteering, for her collaboration with the hated invaders. |
| 8 | 970 | Recall the shortages, the high costs, the adulterated goods!" Angry murmurs seethed in the small crowd. |
| 8 | 971 | Given the seeming importance of the former Lady Persinna I did not understand how it was that she was being vended in such a market. |
| 8 | 972 | Was it, in spite of its appearance, a high market? Perhaps, I thought, for how could one such as I be sold in any but a high market? Surely I was much too beautiful to be sold in any but a high market. |
| 8 | 973 | I was now muchly pleased that I had not complained about the market, earlier. |
| 8 | 974 | "Behold her," said the auctioneer. |
| 8 | 975 | The former Lady Persinna stood, miserable, small, a slave, the sheet clutched about her. |
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You know her well for her betrayal of the Home Stone, for her profiteering, for her collaboration with the hated invaders.
Recall the shortages, the high costs, the adulterated goods!" Angry murmurs seethed in the small crowd.
Given the seeming importance of the former Lady Persinna I did not understand how it was that she was being vended in such a market.
Was it, in spite of its appearance, a high market? Perhaps, I thought, for how could one such as I be sold in any but a high market? Surely I was much too beautiful to be sold in any but a high market.
I was now muchly pleased that I had not complained about the market, earlier.
"Behold her," said the auctioneer.
The former Lady Persinna stood, miserable, small, a slave, the sheet clutched about her.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )