Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 924 | Were I a slaver, or a raider, I do not think I would have cared to have my tarn alight in his vicinity. |
| 10 | 925 | Master Grendel, as the Lady Bina apparently was not, was well aware of the possible jeopardy in which an unguarded free woman might find herself on Gor. |
| 10 | 926 | Too, she had no Home Stone, no family, no clan, no caste. |
| 10 | 927 | I wondered if the beast was aware of how beautiful the Lady Bina actually was, how attractive she might prove to a human male. |
| 10 | 928 | Probably not, I thought. |
| 10 | 929 | She was not of his kind. |
| 10 | 930 | He, a beast, would be unaware of such things. |
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Were I a slaver, or a raider, I do not think I would have cared to have my tarn alight in his vicinity.
Master Grendel, as the Lady Bina apparently was not, was well aware of the possible jeopardy in which an unguarded free woman might find herself on Gor.
Too, she had no Home Stone, no family, no clan, no caste.
I wondered if the beast was aware of how beautiful the Lady Bina actually was, how attractive she might prove to a human male.
Probably not, I thought.
She was not of his kind.
He, a beast, would be unaware of such things.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )