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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Telima," said I, thinking of Ho-Hak, "why was Ho-Hak so moved, when together we spoke of the boy Eechius?" She said nothing. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #470)
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9 470 "View more quotes about telima">Telima," said I, thinking of Ho-Hak, "why was Ho-Hak so moved, when together we spoke of the boy Eechius?" She said nothing.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 467 The rencers had not had the tools to remove it.
9 468 Telima, a clever girl, had probably discovered and stolen the key to her collar.
9 469 Ho-Hak's collar had been riveted about his throat.
9 470 "Telima," said I, thinking of Ho-Hak, "why was Ho-Hak so moved, when together we spoke of the boy Eechius?" She said nothing.
9 471 "He would know him, of course," said I, "from the island".
9 472 "He was his father," said Telima.
9 473 "Oh," I said.
The rencers had not had the tools to remove it. Telima, a clever girl, had probably discovered and stolen the key to her collar. Ho-Hak's collar had been riveted about his throat. "Telima," said I, thinking of Ho-Hak, "why was Ho-Hak so moved, when together we spoke of the boy Eechius?" She said nothing. "He would know him, of course," said I, "from the island". "He was his father," said Telima. "Oh," I said. - (Raiders of Gor)