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

The slave tumbled onto the floor, startled, crying out, and I administered a second blow to the stunned Ashigaru, this one to the back of the head. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #54)
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49 54 The View more quotes about slave">slave tumbled onto the floor, startled, crying out, and I administered a second blow to the stunned Ashigaru, this one to the back of the head.

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

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49 51 He paused at the threshold, presumably to locate the sleeping mat.
49 52 There would be no difficulty in this, as I had placed it prominently before the dividing screen.
49 53 The Ashigaru, the slave lifted in his arms, stepped boldly into the room and boldly into the heavy block of curved wood that Pani were accustomed, however incredibly, to utilize as a pillow.
49 54 The slave tumbled onto the floor, startled, crying out, and I administered a second blow to the stunned Ashigaru, this one to the back of the head.
49 55 I put aside the pillow and closed the door.
49 56 "No noise," I said to the slave.
49 57 "Absolute silence, if you would continue to live".
He paused at the threshold, presumably to locate the sleeping mat. There would be no difficulty in this, as I had placed it prominently before the dividing screen. The Ashigaru, the slave lifted in his arms, stepped boldly into the room and boldly into the heavy block of curved wood that Pani were accustomed, however incredibly, to utilize as a pillow. The slave tumbled onto the floor, startled, crying out, and I administered a second blow to the stunned Ashigaru, this one to the back of the head. I put aside the pillow and closed the door. "No noise," I said to the slave. "Absolute silence, if you would continue to live". - (Rebels of Gor)