Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 9 | 374 | The View more quotes about eyes">eyes of Seremides, at the side of the ramp, blazed with delight. |
| 9 | 375 | But the man Tajima who had followed Cabot on the ramp had placed himself between Cabot, who, crouched down, was on guard, and the two Pani. |
| 9 | 376 | "Stop!" he cried. |
| 9 | 377 | "Stop, in the name of Lord Nishida!" The two Pani stepped away, each to a side, their blades respectfully lowered. |
| 9 | 378 | This cleared an opening to the bottom of the ramp, where stood the placid Lord Okimoto. |
| 9 | 379 | "Is the honorable Tajima, swordsman," asked Lord Okimoto, politely, "authorized to speak for Lord Nishida?" "I speak as he would speak," said Tajima. |
| 9 | 380 | "Does the honorable Tajima, swordsman," asked Lord Okimoto, "hold a blade, unhoused, in my presence?" "No, my lord!" said Tajima. |
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The eyes of Seremides, at the side of the ramp, blazed with delight.
But the man Tajima who had followed Cabot on the ramp had placed himself between Cabot, who, crouched down, was on guard, and the two Pani.
"Stop!" he cried.
"Stop, in the name of Lord Nishida!" The two Pani stepped away, each to a side, their blades respectfully lowered.
This cleared an opening to the bottom of the ramp, where stood the placid Lord Okimoto.
"Is the honorable Tajima, swordsman," asked Lord Okimoto, politely, "authorized to speak for Lord Nishida?" "I speak as he would speak," said Tajima.
"Does the honorable Tajima, swordsman," asked Lord Okimoto, "hold a blade, unhoused, in my presence?" "No, my lord!" said Tajima.
- (Mariners of Gor)