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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Now, craven sleen," cried Petrucchio, flourishing that great blade, freed at last of its housing, "be off!" "Very well," said Chino. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #658)
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16 658 "Now, craven View more quotes about sleen">sleen," cried Petrucchio, flourishing that great blade, freed at last of its housing, "be off!" "Very well," said Chino.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 655 Chino, and then Lecchio, too, helped Petrucchio, bit by bit, to free that mighty wooden blade.
16 656 "Thank you," said Petrucchio.
16 657 "You are welcome," said Chino and Lecchio.
16 658 "Now, craven sleen," cried Petrucchio, flourishing that great blade, freed at last of its housing, "be off!" "Very well," said Chino.
16 659 "Come along, girls".
16 660 "Hold!" cried Petrucchio.
16 661 "Yes?" asked Chino.
Chino, and then Lecchio, too, helped Petrucchio, bit by bit, to free that mighty wooden blade. "Thank you," said Petrucchio. "You are welcome," said Chino and Lecchio. "Now, craven sleen," cried Petrucchio, flourishing that great blade, freed at last of its housing, "be off!" "Very well," said Chino. "Come along, girls". "Hold!" cried Petrucchio. "Yes?" asked Chino. - (Players of Gor)