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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I understood this to be an insult of some sort, and I noted that Tajima's body, briefly, stiffened with rage. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #242)
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18 242 I View more quotes about understood">understood this to be an insult of some sort, and I noted that Tajima's body, briefly, stiffened with rage.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 239 He approached Sumomo.
18 240 She turned away.
18 241 Though she was a female, and he a male, and though she was a contract woman, and he free, she had not bowed to him.
18 242 I understood this to be an insult of some sort, and I noted that Tajima's body, briefly, stiffened with rage.
18 243 He then remained standing, where he was, where he had been rebuffed, looking after Sumomo, who was now with Hana, facing away from him, several feet from him, not far from the smoldering embers of Lord Nishida's collapsed, blackened pavilion.
18 244 "I fear the contract woman," I said, "did not treat Tajima well".
18 245 "She has nothing to fear," said Pertinax.
He approached Sumomo. She turned away. Though she was a female, and he a male, and though she was a contract woman, and he free, she had not bowed to him. I understood this to be an insult of some sort, and I noted that Tajima's body, briefly, stiffened with rage. He then remained standing, where he was, where he had been rebuffed, looking after Sumomo, who was now with Hana, facing away from him, several feet from him, not far from the smoldering embers of Lord Nishida's collapsed, blackened pavilion. "I fear the contract woman," I said, "did not treat Tajima well". "She has nothing to fear," said Pertinax. - (Swordsmen of Gor)