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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Had I my will," he said, "I would have come to the walls of Corcyrus not with the scrolls of protest but the engines of war". - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #31)
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5 31 "Had I my will," he said, "I would have View more quotes about come">come to the walls of Corcyrus not with the scrolls of protest but the engines of war".

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 28 "The throne of Corcyrus," said Ligurious, "greets the ambassador from Argentum, Miles, general of Argentum".
5 29 "On behalf of Claudius, Ubar of Argentum," said Miles, "I accept the greetings of Corcyrus".
5 30 "But do you not accept them for yourself, as well?" inquired Ligurious.
5 31 "Had I my will," he said, "I would have come to the walls of Corcyrus not with the scrolls of protest but the engines of war".
5 32 "Beware the quickness of your tongue," said Ligurious, "for you rant now not in one of Argentum's taverns but in Corcyrus, and before the throne of her Tatrix".
5 33 "Forgive me, noble Ligurious," said Miles.
5 34 "I forgot myself.
"The throne of Corcyrus," said Ligurious, "greets the ambassador from Argentum, Miles, general of Argentum". "On behalf of Claudius, Ubar of Argentum," said Miles, "I accept the greetings of Corcyrus". "But do you not accept them for yourself, as well?" inquired Ligurious. "Had I my will," he said, "I would have come to the walls of Corcyrus not with the scrolls of protest but the engines of war". "Beware the quickness of your tongue," said Ligurious, "for you rant now not in one of Argentum's taverns but in Corcyrus, and before the throne of her Tatrix". "Forgive me, noble Ligurious," said Miles. "I forgot myself. - (Kajira of Gor)