Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 182 | View more quotes about laughing">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. |
| 21 | 185 | Swiftly did I inform my Ubar of the shame that Sullius Maximus had wrought upon the Ubarate. |
| 21 | 186 | 'I have ridded you of an enemy!' cried Sullius Maximus. |
| 21 | 187 | 'Be grateful! Reward me!' 'Poison,' said Chenbar, 'is the weapon of women, not warriors. |
| 21 | 188 | You have dishonored me!' 'Let me live!' cried the poisoner. |
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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.
Swiftly did I inform my Ubar of the shame that Sullius Maximus had wrought upon the Ubarate.
'I have ridded you of an enemy!' cried Sullius Maximus.
'Be grateful! Reward me!' 'Poison,' said Chenbar, 'is the weapon of women, not warriors.
You have dishonored me!' 'Let me live!' cried the poisoner.
- (Marauders of Gor)