Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 50 | 169 | This View more quotes about message">message was apparently accepted without demur by the beast. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 50 | 166 | "As you can see," I said, "we are Ashigaru, soldiers of Lord Yamada. |
| 50 | 167 | We come to summon you, rather, to invite you, into his presence. |
| 50 | 168 | A matter of considerable moment has arisen". |
| 50 | 169 | This message was apparently accepted without demur by the beast. |
| 50 | 170 | I expect this surprised Pertinax, but I had counted on this being the case, and, luckily, it had turned out to be the case. |
| 50 | 171 | Similarly it had not seemed to concern the beast, nor did it seem to notice it, that none of us wore an officer's sash. |
| 50 | 172 | Yamada, I was sure, would address these things through an officer, and perhaps one as highly placed as Lord Akio, one of his daimyos. |
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"As you can see," I said, "we are Ashigaru, soldiers of Lord Yamada.
We come to summon you, rather, to invite you, into his presence.
A matter of considerable moment has arisen".
This message was apparently accepted without demur by the beast.
I expect this surprised Pertinax, but I had counted on this being the case, and, luckily, it had turned out to be the case.
Similarly it had not seemed to concern the beast, nor did it seem to notice it, that none of us wore an officer's sash.
Yamada, I was sure, would address these things through an officer, and perhaps one as highly placed as Lord Akio, one of his daimyos.
- (Rebels of Gor)