Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 20 | 297 | Indeed, Sumomo, in Tarncamp, in Shipcamp, on the great ship, and in the holding of Lord Temmu, though supposedly only a contract woman, had treated him with derision and contempt, rather as might have the daughter of a shogun mocked and scorned the attentions of a lowly armsman. |
| 20 | 298 | I had little understood the adamant nature of her seeming hostility. |
| 20 | 299 | It had seemed inexplicable to me, particularly as I had taken her to be a contract woman. |
| 20 | 300 | How could it be that such a woman would not show deference to a Pani male, and a warrior? It would have been simple enough to simply ignore him. |
| 20 | 301 | But she had not done so. |
| 20 | 302 | "Please," said Sumomo, looking over her shoulder at Tajima, and smiling. |
| 20 | 303 | I doubted that a contract woman could have done it better. |
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Indeed, Sumomo, in Tarncamp, in Shipcamp, on the great ship, and in the holding of Lord Temmu, though supposedly only a contract woman, had treated him with derision and contempt, rather as might have the daughter of a shogun mocked and scorned the attentions of a lowly armsman.
I had little understood the adamant nature of her seeming hostility.
It had seemed inexplicable to me, particularly as I had taken her to be a contract woman.
How could it be that such a woman would not show deference to a Pani male, and a warrior? It would have been simple enough to simply ignore him.
But she had not done so.
"Please," said Sumomo, looking over her shoulder at Tajima, and smiling.
I doubted that a contract woman could have done it better.
- (Rebels of Gor, Chapter )