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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Freed her?" "To return her to Arcesilaus, of course". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #136)
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20 136 "View more quotes about freed">Freed her?" "To return her to Arcesilaus, of course".

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 133 From hunters who pursued me I learned they were contemplating feasting on her, and had left her secured, that her meat be fresh, fastened to a tree near the shuttle port, her arms braceleted behind her, the key to the bracelets on a string about her neck".
20 134 "You know Grendel?" "Of course".
20 135 "He sought her in the forest world, and soon found her, near the port, and freed her".
20 136 "Freed her?" "To return her to Arcesilaus, of course".
20 137 "He may have risked much," said Cabot, "for those who pursued me had secured her, as meat, I fear, to be feasted upon following the completion of their task".
20 138 Amongst Kurii meat, as amongst sleen and larls, may be fiercely contested.
20 139 One does not lightly take another's food.
From hunters who pursued me I learned they were contemplating feasting on her, and had left her secured, that her meat be fresh, fastened to a tree near the shuttle port, her arms braceleted behind her, the key to the bracelets on a string about her neck". "You know Grendel?" "Of course". "He sought her in the forest world, and soon found her, near the port, and freed her". "Freed her?" "To return her to Arcesilaus, of course". "He may have risked much," said Cabot, "for those who pursued me had secured her, as meat, I fear, to be feasted upon following the completion of their task". Amongst Kurii meat, as amongst sleen and larls, may be fiercely contested. One does not lightly take another's food. - (Kur of Gor)