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

A slave fled past, to laughter, between the torches, into the night, her ta-teera gone, pursued by two unsteady brutes. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #178)
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23 178 A View more quotes about slave">slave fled past, to laughter, between the torches, into the night, her ta-teera gone, pursued by two unsteady brutes.

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

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23 175 So, too, it might be said that in the kingdom of the addled and staggering, he is king who is sober, swift, and purposeful.
23 176 I waved aside a slave, who approached me with paga.
23 177 Judging by the moons it was near the twentieth Ahn.
23 178 A slave fled past, to laughter, between the torches, into the night, her ta-teera gone, pursued by two unsteady brutes.
23 179 Another slave was between the tables, gasping, squirming.
23 180 I turned to Pertinax.
23 181 "Perhaps it is time for your Jane to hasten to the hut," I said.
So, too, it might be said that in the kingdom of the addled and staggering, he is king who is sober, swift, and purposeful. I waved aside a slave, who approached me with paga. Judging by the moons it was near the twentieth Ahn. A slave fled past, to laughter, between the torches, into the night, her ta-teera gone, pursued by two unsteady brutes. Another slave was between the tables, gasping, squirming. I turned to Pertinax. "Perhaps it is time for your Jane to hasten to the hut," I said. - (Swordsmen of Gor)