Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 260 | I View more quotes about heard">heard cries of joy, and the sound of weapons being cast to the ground. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 65 | 257 | "We accept your proposal," said the voice. |
| 65 | 258 | "You had better," said the Lady Bina, "as it is the proposal of a free woman. |
| 65 | 259 | Otherwise you would certainly hear about this". |
| 65 | 260 | I heard cries of joy, and the sound of weapons being cast to the ground. |
| 65 | 261 | "No, no!" came from Lucilius' translator. |
| 65 | 262 | "Stay! Remain!" "Open the ring of death!" called the Lady Bina into the darkness. |
| 65 | 263 | "It is open," called the voice from the left, which had supposedly been associated with the guardsmen of Ar, and caravanserai guards. |
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"We accept your proposal," said the voice.
"You had better," said the Lady Bina, "as it is the proposal of a free woman.
Otherwise you would certainly hear about this".
I heard cries of joy, and the sound of weapons being cast to the ground.
"No, no!" came from Lucilius' translator.
"Stay! Remain!" "Open the ring of death!" called the Lady Bina into the darkness.
"It is open," called the voice from the left, which had supposedly been associated with the guardsmen of Ar, and caravanserai guards.
- (Plunder of Gor)