Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 181 | I demanded an antidote. |
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Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 178 | It was to you that my men and View more quotes about myself">myself, those who survived, owed their lives. |
| 21 | 179 | Marlenus would have carried us to Ar for mutilation and public impalement. |
| 21 | 180 | You were magnanimous, honoring us as warriors and sword brothers. |
| 21 | 181 | I demanded an antidote. |
| 21 | 182 | Laughing, Sullius Maximus, adjusting his cloak, informed me that there was none. |
| 21 | 183 | I determined to slay him, and then take ship to Port Kar, that you might then, if you chose, cut my throat with your own hands. |
| 21 | 184 | When my blade lay at the heart of the poisoner Chenbar, my Ubar, aroused by his weeping, bade me desist. |
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It was to you that my men and myself, those who survived, owed their lives.
Marlenus would have carried us to Ar for mutilation and public impalement.
You were magnanimous, honoring us as warriors and sword brothers.
I demanded an antidote.
Laughing, Sullius Maximus, adjusting his cloak, informed me that there was none.
I determined to slay him, and then take ship to Port Kar, that you might then, if you chose, cut my throat with your own hands.
When my blade lay at the heart of the poisoner Chenbar, my Ubar, aroused by his weeping, bade me desist.
- (Marauders of Gor)