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

I returned to the interior of the room, to assume the outer garb and knife of the unconscious Ashigaru. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #124)
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49 124 I View more quotes about returned">returned to the interior of the room, to assume the outer garb and knife of the unconscious Ashigaru.

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

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49 121 I was on the third level of the palace.
49 122 I did not know where Nodachi might be encelled, or where Haruki might be housed, but I knew, from the afternoon, when we were to be fetched together to the tea of Lord Yamada, the incarceration chambers of both Tajima and Pertinax.
49 123 They were on the same level as this, the third level.
49 124 I returned to the interior of the room, to assume the outer garb and knife of the unconscious Ashigaru.
49 125 I looked down on the seated, bound slave.
49 126 "You look well," I said, "naked, bound, in a collar".
49 127 She made not the tiniest sound, not even the tiny, almost inaudible whimpers permitted to her in the gag.
I was on the third level of the palace. I did not know where Nodachi might be encelled, or where Haruki might be housed, but I knew, from the afternoon, when we were to be fetched together to the tea of Lord Yamada, the incarceration chambers of both Tajima and Pertinax. They were on the same level as this, the third level. I returned to the interior of the room, to assume the outer garb and knife of the unconscious Ashigaru. I looked down on the seated, bound slave. "You look well," I said, "naked, bound, in a collar". She made not the tiniest sound, not even the tiny, almost inaudible whimpers permitted to her in the gag. - (Rebels of Gor)