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

"Men are beasts," she said, "tarsks, miserable drunken sleen!" Tula and Feiqa, too, however, if it had to be known, had not been feeling too well. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #42)
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7 42 "Men are View more quotes about beasts">beasts," she said, "tarsks, miserable drunken sleen!" Tula and Feiqa, too, however, if it had to be known, had not been feeling too well.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 39 Too, it was not true that we never thought of Boabissia.
7 40 We often thought of her.
7 41 In fact, I was thinking of her now.
7 42 "Men are beasts," she said, "tarsks, miserable drunken sleen!" Tula and Feiqa, too, however, if it had to be known, had not been feeling too well.
7 43 They were now both sleeping in the back of the wagon.
7 44 It had been with difficulty that Hurtha and I had managed to put them there.
7 45 We would not have left them, of course.
Too, it was not true that we never thought of Boabissia. We often thought of her. In fact, I was thinking of her now. "Men are beasts," she said, "tarsks, miserable drunken sleen!" Tula and Feiqa, too, however, if it had to be known, had not been feeling too well. They were now both sleeping in the back of the wagon. It had been with difficulty that Hurtha and I had managed to put them there. We would not have left them, of course. - (Mercenaries of Gor)