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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"We have as many tarns as we can well handle now," I had said to Cuwignaka and Hci, slipping the noose over the head of the last tarn. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #26)
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42 26 "We have as many View more quotes about tarns">tarns as we can well handle now," I had said to Cuwignaka and Hci, slipping the noose over the head of the last tarn.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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42 23 When the luscious, short-legged blonde had seen us, she who had been Lois when wearing a collar of iron in Grunt's coffle, she had turned about and fled back among the lodges, screaming, spreading the alarm.
42 24 I did not think that she recognized us but, even if she had, she would still have done what she did.
42 25 Slave girls on Gor obey their masters with perfection.
42 26 "We have as many tarns as we can well handle now," I had said to Cuwignaka and Hci, slipping the noose over the head of the last tarn.
42 27 "Let us go!" We would have preferred to walk the tarns a bit from the camp, before taking to flight, but we had not time, the camp being roused, to do so.
42 28 Accordingly we swiftly took to flight, the screaming of the birds, the smiting of their wings, serving further to alert the camp, both Yellow Knives and Kinyanpi.
42 29 Too, doubtless we were well seen in flight, against the moons.
When the luscious, short-legged blonde had seen us, she who had been Lois when wearing a collar of iron in Grunt's coffle, she had turned about and fled back among the lodges, screaming, spreading the alarm. I did not think that she recognized us but, even if she had, she would still have done what she did. Slave girls on Gor obey their masters with perfection. "We have as many tarns as we can well handle now," I had said to Cuwignaka and Hci, slipping the noose over the head of the last tarn. "Let us go!" We would have preferred to walk the tarns a bit from the camp, before taking to flight, but we had not time, the camp being roused, to do so. Accordingly we swiftly took to flight, the screaming of the birds, the smiting of their wings, serving further to alert the camp, both Yellow Knives and Kinyanpi. Too, doubtless we were well seen in flight, against the moons. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)