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

"May I trust you?" "My word has been given, and I am Kur," said Flavion. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 70, Sentence #173)
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70 173 "May I trust you?" "My word has been View more quotes about given">given, and I am Kur," said Flavion.

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

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70 170 "As I understand it," said Cabot, "a slave—for a life, and gold".
70 171 "Give me my rifle," said Flavion.
70 172 "I have your word, do I not," asked Cabot, "that it will not be used against me?" "Surely," said Flavion.
70 173 "May I trust you?" "My word has been given, and I am Kur," said Flavion.
70 174 "Very well," said Cabot, and pushed the weapon across the leaves, so that it would lie within the reach of Flavion.
70 175 "You had best staunch the bleeding," said Cabot.
70 176 Flavion reached to the weapon, in pain, grimacing, and then swung it to his shoulder, pressing the detonating mechanism twice, once point-blank at the large sleen, once at Cabot.
"As I understand it," said Cabot, "a slave—for a life, and gold". "Give me my rifle," said Flavion. "I have your word, do I not," asked Cabot, "that it will not be used against me?" "Surely," said Flavion. "May I trust you?" "My word has been given, and I am Kur," said Flavion. "Very well," said Cabot, and pushed the weapon across the leaves, so that it would lie within the reach of Flavion. "You had best staunch the bleeding," said Cabot. Flavion reached to the weapon, in pain, grimacing, and then swung it to his shoulder, pressing the detonating mechanism twice, once point-blank at the large sleen, once at Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)