Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 210 | Barus was relieved at the edge of the southeast meadow at noon, and he, wanting View more quotes about help">help later in the incubation shed, returning to the stables, took me with him. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 207 | I saw Taphris glaring at me. |
| 21 | 208 | She was angry. |
| 21 | 209 | I did not doubt but what the mistress would hear of my interlude with the passing slave. |
| 21 | 210 | Barus was relieved at the edge of the southeast meadow at noon, and he, wanting help later in the incubation shed, returning to the stables, took me with him. |
| 21 | 211 | Taphris, leaving the waterskin with the work crew, followed us. |
| 21 | 212 | "Who is the captain of the mercenaries who fly for Vonda?" I asked. |
| 21 | 213 | "Is it such men as Terence of Treve or Ha-Keel, once of Ar?" These were two well-known mercenary captains. |
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I saw Taphris glaring at me.
She was angry.
I did not doubt but what the mistress would hear of my interlude with the passing slave.
Barus was relieved at the edge of the southeast meadow at noon, and he, wanting help later in the incubation shed, returning to the stables, took me with him.
Taphris, leaving the waterskin with the work crew, followed us.
"Who is the captain of the mercenaries who fly for Vonda?" I asked.
"Is it such men as Terence of Treve or Ha-Keel, once of Ar?" These were two well-known mercenary captains.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)