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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Here I was admitted without question, as though my helmet were sufficient guarantee in itself of my right to be there. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #120)
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16 120 Here I was admitted without View more quotes about question">question, as though my helmet were sufficient guarantee in itself of my right to be there.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 117 Pa-Kur was not as careless about his own safety as I had conjectured.
16 118 Additionally, overhead I could see lines of tarn wire.
16 119 I walked about the second wall until I came to a gate, where I repeated my story.
16 120 Here I was admitted without question, as though my helmet were sufficient guarantee in itself of my right to be there.
16 121 Inside the second wall, I was escorted among the tents by a tower slave, a black girl whose livery was golden and who wore large golden earrings that matched a golden collar.
16 122 Behind me, two guards fell into line.
16 123 We stopped before a resplendent tent of yellow-and-red silk, some forty feet in diameter and twenty feet high at the dome.
Pa-Kur was not as careless about his own safety as I had conjectured. Additionally, overhead I could see lines of tarn wire. I walked about the second wall until I came to a gate, where I repeated my story. Here I was admitted without question, as though my helmet were sufficient guarantee in itself of my right to be there. Inside the second wall, I was escorted among the tents by a tower slave, a black girl whose livery was golden and who wore large golden earrings that matched a golden collar. Behind me, two guards fell into line. We stopped before a resplendent tent of yellow-and-red silk, some forty feet in diameter and twenty feet high at the dome. - (Tarnsman of Gor)