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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I think," said the second man, "she was a woman of position and power, perhaps well known, say, the daughter of an administrator, high merchant, or judge, stolen by a disgruntled petitioner, a dissatisfied customer, an unsuccessful litigant, to be disposed of discreetly, as an act of vengeance, or for personal amusement, in a slave market, a lesser market, an obscure market, in which she would be unlikely to be recognized". - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #112)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 112 "I think," said the second man, "she was a woman of position and power, perhaps well known, say, the daughter of an administrator, high merchant, or judge, stolen by a disgruntled petitioner, a dissatisfied customer, an unsuccessful litigant, to be disposed of discreetly, as an act of vengeance, or for personal amusement, in a slave market, a lesser market, an obscure market, in which she would be unlikely to be recognized".

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 109 "Keep your head down, Adraste," said the first man, sharply.
2 110 "Yes, Master," she said, lowering her head.
2 111 I heard the gong ring once more.
2 112 "I think," said the second man, "she was a woman of position and power, perhaps well known, say, the daughter of an administrator, high merchant, or judge, stolen by a disgruntled petitioner, a dissatisfied customer, an unsuccessful litigant, to be disposed of discreetly, as an act of vengeance, or for personal amusement, in a slave market, a lesser market, an obscure market, in which she would be unlikely to be recognized".
2 113 "No," said the first man.
2 114 "She was an import, with others, from the World's End".
2 115 "Her accent suggests Ar," said the second man.
"Keep your head down, Adraste," said the first man, sharply. "Yes, Master," she said, lowering her head. I heard the gong ring once more. "I think," said the second man, "she was a woman of position and power, perhaps well known, say, the daughter of an administrator, high merchant, or judge, stolen by a disgruntled petitioner, a dissatisfied customer, an unsuccessful litigant, to be disposed of discreetly, as an act of vengeance, or for personal amusement, in a slave market, a lesser market, an obscure market, in which she would be unlikely to be recognized". "No," said the first man. "She was an import, with others, from the World's End". "Her accent suggests Ar," said the second man. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 2)