Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 18 | 729 | Thura wore talenders in her hair. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 726 | "I never thought," Tab was saying, "that I would find a free woman of interest". |
| 18 | 727 | He had one arm about Midice. |
| 18 | 728 | "On a peasant holding," said Thurnock, defensively, as though he must justify having freed Thura, "one can get much more work from a free woman!" He pounded the table. |
| 18 | 729 | Thura wore talenders in her hair. |
| 18 | 730 | "For my part," said Clitus, chewing, "I am only a poor fisherman, and could scarce afford the costs of a slave". |
| 18 | 731 | Ula laughed and thrust her head against his shoulder, holding his arm. |
| 18 | 732 | "Well," said Samos, chewing on a vulo wing, "I am glad there are still some women slave in Port Kar. |
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"I never thought," Tab was saying, "that I would find a free woman of interest".
He had one arm about Midice.
"On a peasant holding," said Thurnock, defensively, as though he must justify having freed Thura, "one can get much more work from a free woman!" He pounded the table.
Thura wore talenders in her hair.
"For my part," said Clitus, chewing, "I am only a poor fisherman, and could scarce afford the costs of a slave".
Ula laughed and thrust her head against his shoulder, holding his arm.
"Well," said Samos, chewing on a vulo wing, "I am glad there are still some women slave in Port Kar.
- (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 18)