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

As I left the stadium I noted, to my dismay, the departure of two tarns, northward. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #342)
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25 342 As I View more quotes about left">left the stadium I noted, to my dismay, the departure of two tarns, northward.

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

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25 339 The masked Ashigaru, Lord Yamada's secret death squad, the ten who had been waiting at the foot of the platform, and the two who had taken Sumomo to its perilous height, had now departed the stadium.
25 340 I must move swiftly, indeed.
25 341 Haruki had risked much for me.
25 342 As I left the stadium I noted, to my dismay, the departure of two tarns, northward.
25 343 There was little I could do.
26 1 What Occurred Outside the Stadium "Do not gainsay me," I said, angrily, to the guard on the road, that leading to the palace.
26 2 "Have you not heard? The daughter of the shogun was carried away.
The masked Ashigaru, Lord Yamada's secret death squad, the ten who had been waiting at the foot of the platform, and the two who had taken Sumomo to its perilous height, had now departed the stadium. I must move swiftly, indeed. Haruki had risked much for me. As I left the stadium I noted, to my dismay, the departure of two tarns, northward. There was little I could do. What Occurred Outside the Stadium "Do not gainsay me," I said, angrily, to the guard on the road, that leading to the palace. "Have you not heard? The daughter of the shogun was carried away. - (Rebels of Gor)