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

His Tula he had taken with him. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #21)
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16 21 His Tula he had View more quotes about taken">taken with him.

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

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16 18 Some, on the other hand, I supposed, perhaps lesser beauties, might receive a different disposition, being bestowed perhaps on local civilian supporters or given as good-will emoluments to suppliers and contractors.
16 19 Nearby, Hurtha and Boabissia were asleep.
16 20 Mincon, apparently a trusted agent of his captain, had quarters, or business, elsewhere.
16 21 His Tula he had taken with him.
16 22 Feiqa was now far to the left, against the far wall, chained there by the ankle with a number of other slaves.
16 23 They did not wish to mix the slaves and the free females.
16 24 From her collar there was suspended a small rectangle of cardboard.
Some, on the other hand, I supposed, perhaps lesser beauties, might receive a different disposition, being bestowed perhaps on local civilian supporters or given as good-will emoluments to suppliers and contractors. Nearby, Hurtha and Boabissia were asleep. Mincon, apparently a trusted agent of his captain, had quarters, or business, elsewhere. His Tula he had taken with him. Feiqa was now far to the left, against the far wall, chained there by the ankle with a number of other slaves. They did not wish to mix the slaves and the free females. From her collar there was suspended a small rectangle of cardboard. - (Mercenaries of Gor)