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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

"When you, too, drove your blade into the body of a man, I thought you, too, cried out with pleasure," said Callimachus. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #32)
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2 32 "When you, too, drove your View more quotes about blade">blade into the body of a man, I thought you, too, cried out with pleasure," said Callimachus.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 29 "Do they think we are an undefended merchantman, to assail us so boldly, so foolishly?" "As you slew a man," I said, "you cried out with pleasure".
2 30 "Did I?" asked Callimachus.
2 31 "Yes," I said.
2 32 "When you, too, drove your blade into the body of a man, I thought you, too, cried out with pleasure," said Callimachus.
2 33 "I could not have done so," I said.
2 34 "You did," grinned Callimachus.
2 35 "I do not recall it," I said.
"Do they think we are an undefended merchantman, to assail us so boldly, so foolishly?" "As you slew a man," I said, "you cried out with pleasure". "Did I?" asked Callimachus. "Yes," I said. "When you, too, drove your blade into the body of a man, I thought you, too, cried out with pleasure," said Callimachus. "I could not have done so," I said. "You did," grinned Callimachus. "I do not recall it," I said. - (Guardsman of Gor)