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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

She looked at Hurtha, and then at me, and then again at Hurtha. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #282)
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5 282 She View more quotes about looked">looked at Hurtha, and then at me, and then again at Hurtha.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 279 "In a collar," he said, "subject to the whip, you would doubtless attempt desperately to learn to do so, and quickly and well".
5 280 "Perhaps," she said, angrily.
5 281 "Remain with the wagons," he said.
5 282 She looked at Hurtha, and then at me, and then again at Hurtha.
5 283 She fingered the small copper disk, on its thong, tied about her throat, that disk which had been found on her in infancy, when she had been found by Alars in the wreckage of a burned, raided caravan, that disk on which a "Tau" and a number had been inscribed.
5 284 "No," she said.
5 285 Another wagon climbed to the road, and rolled by.
"In a collar," he said, "subject to the whip, you would doubtless attempt desperately to learn to do so, and quickly and well". "Perhaps," she said, angrily. "Remain with the wagons," he said. She looked at Hurtha, and then at me, and then again at Hurtha. She fingered the small copper disk, on its thong, tied about her throat, that disk which had been found on her in infancy, when she had been found by Alars in the wreckage of a burned, raided caravan, that disk on which a "Tau" and a number had been inscribed. "No," she said. Another wagon climbed to the road, and rolled by. - (Mercenaries of Gor)