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

Ivar Forkbeard went to him, as might have a father, and took his head in his hands, and held it against his chest. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #117)
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5 117 View more quotes about ivar">Ivar Forkbeard went to him, as might have a father, and took his head in his hands, and held it against his chest.

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

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5 114 Then he said to two others of his men, "Unbind the ankles of the other bondmaids and thrust them to the rail, where they may be seen".
5 115 Then he said to the rowers on the starboard side, "When I give the signal, let us display to Thorgard of Scagnar what we can of the riches of the temple of Kassau!" The men laughed.
5 116 "Will we not fight?" asked the giant, slowly.
5 117 Ivar Forkbeard went to him, as might have a father, and took his head in his hands, and held it against his chest.
5 118 "No battle now," said he, "Rollo.
5 119 Another time".
5 120 "No—battle—now?" asked the giant.
Then he said to two others of his men, "Unbind the ankles of the other bondmaids and thrust them to the rail, where they may be seen". Then he said to the rowers on the starboard side, "When I give the signal, let us display to Thorgard of Scagnar what we can of the riches of the temple of Kassau!" The men laughed. "Will we not fight?" asked the giant, slowly. Ivar Forkbeard went to him, as might have a father, and took his head in his hands, and held it against his chest. "No battle now," said he, "Rollo. Another time". "No—battle—now?" asked the giant. - (Marauders of Gor)