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

"Perhaps the peasants have found it, and despoiled it," said Pertinax. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #328)
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57 328 "View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps the peasants have found it, and despoiled it," said Pertinax.

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

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57 325 "Why should trophies need tending, or caring for?" asked Pertinax.
57 326 "What sort of tending and caring?" "The women will have fled the palace by now," said Tajima.
57 327 "The room will be deserted".
57 328 "Perhaps the peasants have found it, and despoiled it," said Pertinax.
57 329 "They could take," I said, recalling the words of Nodachi, "only what they could find".
57 330 "That suggests a secret room," said Pertinax.
57 331 "And only," I said, again recalling the words of Nodachi, in this case a cryptic allusion, "what they did not fear to touch".
"Why should trophies need tending, or caring for?" asked Pertinax. "What sort of tending and caring?" "The women will have fled the palace by now," said Tajima. "The room will be deserted". "Perhaps the peasants have found it, and despoiled it," said Pertinax. "They could take," I said, recalling the words of Nodachi, "only what they could find". "That suggests a secret room," said Pertinax. "And only," I said, again recalling the words of Nodachi, in this case a cryptic allusion, "what they did not fear to touch". - (Rebels of Gor)