Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 36 | 123 | I was not now as sure of the former identity of Adraste as I had been, some days earlier. |
| 36 | 124 | "Certainly she is worked well enough," said Portia. |
| 36 | 125 | I had no doubt but what that was true. |
| 36 | 126 | Yesterday, when I was bringing Florian's list of, and inventory of, ka-la-nas of Market of Semris upstairs from one of the wine cellars to the office of Luma, a free woman, the only free woman in the holding as far as I knew, who was seemingly the accountant and business manager of the holding, I had encountered Adraste. |
| 36 | 127 | She was in a hallway on the third floor, naked, on her hands and knees, shackled, scrubbing tiles under the supervision of a guard. |
| 36 | 128 | She threw me a look of unbridled fury. |
| 36 | 129 | How humiliated must have been the lofty Adraste, to find herself put to so miserable a servile task. |
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I was not now as sure of the former identity of Adraste as I had been, some days earlier.
"Certainly she is worked well enough," said Portia.
I had no doubt but what that was true.
Yesterday, when I was bringing Florian's list of, and inventory of, ka-la-nas of Market of Semris upstairs from one of the wine cellars to the office of Luma, a free woman, the only free woman in the holding as far as I knew, who was seemingly the accountant and business manager of the holding, I had encountered Adraste.
She was in a hallway on the third floor, naked, on her hands and knees, shackled, scrubbing tiles under the supervision of a guard.
She threw me a look of unbridled fury.
How humiliated must have been the lofty Adraste, to find herself put to so miserable a servile task.
- (Quarry of Gor, Chapter )