Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 7 | 783 | "But how could one be more important than being a chief of the Isanna?" View more quotes about asked">asked Cuwignaka, genuinely puzzled. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 7 | 780 | "Perhaps," said Bloketu. |
| 7 | 781 | "And if you are important," said Cuwignaka, puzzled, "then surely Watonka, your father, would be even more important". |
| 7 | 782 | "Perhaps," said Bloketu. |
| 7 | 783 | "But how could one be more important than being a chief of the Isanna?" asked Cuwignaka, genuinely puzzled. |
| 7 | 784 | "May I speak, Mistress?" asked Iwoso. |
| 7 | 785 | "Yes," said Bloketu. |
| 7 | 786 | "If one can bring about peace between our peoples, the Kaiila and the Yellow Knives," she said, "one would surely, in the prestige of this, be very important". |
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"Perhaps," said Bloketu.
"And if you are important," said Cuwignaka, puzzled, "then surely Watonka, your father, would be even more important".
"Perhaps," said Bloketu.
"But how could one be more important than being a chief of the Isanna?" asked Cuwignaka, genuinely puzzled.
"May I speak, Mistress?" asked Iwoso.
"Yes," said Bloketu.
"If one can bring about peace between our peoples, the Kaiila and the Yellow Knives," she said, "one would surely, in the prestige of this, be very important".
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)