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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"The bones and shells do not lie," said Daichi, "however they are cast, whoever casts them, whether, say, by the reader of Lord Yamada or unworthy, humble Daichi, faithful retainer of Lord Temmu". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #337)
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12 337 "The bones and shells do not lie," said Daichi, "however they are View more quotes about cast">cast, whoever casts them, whether, say, by the reader of Lord Yamada or unworthy, humble Daichi, faithful retainer of Lord Temmu".

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 334 But in one of the cups would be the waiting ingredient, perhaps only a few drops but enough, enough, in the cup which would be given me.
12 335 But there was little that I could have done in any case.
12 336 I felt my arms drawn behind me by the two Ashigaru.
12 337 "The bones and shells do not lie," said Daichi, "however they are cast, whoever casts them, whether, say, by the reader of Lord Yamada or unworthy, humble Daichi, faithful retainer of Lord Temmu".
12 338 I felt my arms corded together.
12 339 The room was growing dark.
12 340 I could not resist; I felt very weak; I did not think I could rise.
But in one of the cups would be the waiting ingredient, perhaps only a few drops but enough, enough, in the cup which would be given me. But there was little that I could have done in any case. I felt my arms drawn behind me by the two Ashigaru. "The bones and shells do not lie," said Daichi, "however they are cast, whoever casts them, whether, say, by the reader of Lord Yamada or unworthy, humble Daichi, faithful retainer of Lord Temmu". I felt my arms corded together. The room was growing dark. I could not resist; I felt very weak; I did not think I could rise. - (Rebels of Gor)