Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 60 | 427 | The View more quotes about peasants">peasants behind him stirred, shouted, and lifted, and shook, their weapons of diverse sorts. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 60 | 424 | "We crave no pardon, great lord," said Arashi. |
| 60 | 425 | "Why have you come, bandit?" asked Lord Yamada. |
| 60 | 426 | "To pledge to my shogun a thousand Ashigaru," said Arashi. |
| 60 | 427 | The peasants behind him stirred, shouted, and lifted, and shook, their weapons of diverse sorts. |
| 60 | 428 | "Your crimes are no more," said the shogun, "but now return to your villages". |
| 60 | 429 | "How so, great lord?" said Arashi, startled. |
| 60 | 430 | "You are not Ashigaru," said Lord Yamada, "but the metal from which Ashigaru may be formed". |
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"We crave no pardon, great lord," said Arashi.
"Why have you come, bandit?" asked Lord Yamada.
"To pledge to my shogun a thousand Ashigaru," said Arashi.
The peasants behind him stirred, shouted, and lifted, and shook, their weapons of diverse sorts.
"Your crimes are no more," said the shogun, "but now return to your villages".
"How so, great lord?" said Arashi, startled.
"You are not Ashigaru," said Lord Yamada, "but the metal from which Ashigaru may be formed".
- (Rebels of Gor)