Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 52 | 174 | I soon learned that it was rational, and could communicate in Gorean, by means of a translator. |
| 52 | 175 | And later I learned it might, when it wished, dispense with the translator. |
| 52 | 176 | Soon I discovered that the Lady Bina, who seemed somehow associated with the beast, owned a barbarian slave, the very one whose flanks and carriage had tormented me. |
| 52 | 177 | I confronted them in the sul Market, and knelt the slave, she then half-naked. |
| 52 | 178 | I looked down upon her and knew that I must have her in my collar. |
| 52 | 179 | I must make her mine! I must own her! But what was her relationship to the Lady Bina and the monster? Surely she was a shapely thrall, but what else? I feared she might be in some terrible danger". |
| 52 | 180 | "Master was solicitous for the welfare of a slave?" I asked. |
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I soon learned that it was rational, and could communicate in Gorean, by means of a translator.
And later I learned it might, when it wished, dispense with the translator.
Soon I discovered that the Lady Bina, who seemed somehow associated with the beast, owned a barbarian slave, the very one whose flanks and carriage had tormented me.
I confronted them in the sul Market, and knelt the slave, she then half-naked.
I looked down upon her and knew that I must have her in my collar.
I must make her mine! I must own her! But what was her relationship to the Lady Bina and the monster? Surely she was a shapely thrall, but what else? I feared she might be in some terrible danger".
"Master was solicitous for the welfare of a slave?" I asked.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )