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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Ivar Forkbeard reached out his hands and took from one of his men the bowl of coins which the poor had brought as their pitiful offerings to the temple of Kassau. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #313)
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3 313 View more quotes about ivar">Ivar Forkbeard reached out his hands and took from one of his men the bowl of coins which the poor had brought as their pitiful offerings to the temple of Kassau.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 310 Some say the master belt gets its name because it is used sometimes in the disciplining of bondmaids.
3 311 This seems to be a doubtful origin for the name.
3 312 It is true, however, questions of the origin of the name aside, that bondmaids, stripped, are often taught obedience under its lash.
3 313 Ivar Forkbeard reached out his hands and took from one of his men the bowl of coins which the poor had brought as their pitiful offerings to the temple of Kassau.
3 314 Then, smiling, by handfuls he hurled the coins to the right and to the left.
3 315 Tense, the men watched him.
3 316 One of those coins, of small denomination though they might be, was a day's wages on the docks of Kassau.
Some say the master belt gets its name because it is used sometimes in the disciplining of bondmaids. This seems to be a doubtful origin for the name. It is true, however, questions of the origin of the name aside, that bondmaids, stripped, are often taught obedience under its lash. Ivar Forkbeard reached out his hands and took from one of his men the bowl of coins which the poor had brought as their pitiful offerings to the temple of Kassau. Then, smiling, by handfuls he hurled the coins to the right and to the left. Tense, the men watched him. One of those coins, of small denomination though they might be, was a day's wages on the docks of Kassau. - (Marauders of Gor)