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Lieutenant

Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
16	310	And they might have learned, as well, that I had been in the War of Priest-Kings a lieutenant to Misk, the Fifth Born, Chief of the Rebels, and that I had now made my way to the southern plains, to the land of the Wagon Peoples.	10

Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
13	952	"What is the name of the lieutenant of Haakon of Skjern?" he asked.	10

Book 8. (5 results) Hunters of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
11	467	"You, Hura," said Marlenus, "and your lieutenant, Mira, may watch, if you wish".	10
15	453	I had seen, near the front of the march, Sarus, leader of the men of Tyros, and, near him, Hura, and her lieutenant, Mira, who had first betrayed Verna, and then Marlenus.	10
16	1	I Find Some Tunics of Tyros Mira, who was the lieutenant of Hura, rolled to her side.	10
16	59	Mira, the lieutenant of Hura, stirred again, turning from her left to her right side.	10
22	14	Grenna, too, who had once been Hura's lieutenant, whom I had captured in the forest, was bound in the same coffle.	10

Book 10. (19 results) Tribesmen of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	509	"Let us kill him," urged the lieutenant.	10
4	526	"It is only a slave girl," said the lieutenant, disappointed.	10
4	559	As he turned his kaiila, the lieutenant, who had accompanied him, he who had asserted that I was a Kavar spy, he who had urged them to slay me, cast me a dark look.	10
5	244	The lieutenant to the captain, high officer of the escort, came to my tent.	10
5	251	"You carry stones, which you wish to sell to Suleiman, high Pasha of the Aretai," had said the lieutenant.	10
5	294	Hamid, lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai, did not respond to my remark.	10
5	512	"Where are the Kavars!" had cried Shakar, captain of the Aretai, when he had swept into the caravan, his kaiila rearing, his lieutenant, Hamid, behind him.	10
5	541	Sometimes I had seen Hamid, the lieutenant of Shakar, captain of the Aretai, following me about.	10
5	872	I saw Hamid, who was the lieutenant of Shakar, captain of the Aretai, slip swiftly behind hangings, a dagger, bloodied, held within his cloak.	10
6	42	"It was Hamid, lieutenant to Shakar!" Hamid, standing to one side, did not deign to look upon me.	10
7	46	On the trip to Nine Wells, in the company of Achmed; his father, Farouk; Shakar, captain of the Aretai; Hamid, his lieutenant, and a guard of fifteen riders, I had seen the stone, led to it by Achmed.	10
7	64	"Where could it have gone?" asked Hamid, his lieutenant.	10
7	632	"Tal, noble Ibn Saran," said I, "and gracious Hamid, lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai".	10
10	325	It was Hamid, lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai".	10
13	333	"Hamid," said I, "lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai".	10
14	262	Hamid, who was lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai, now in the red sand veil of the men of the Guard of the Dunes, stood near.	10
14	664	I looked back once, to see Hamid, he who was in the fee of the Guard of the Dunes, the Salt Ubar, who was supposedly the faithful lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai.	10
25	101	At the point of another lance, too, herded, ropes on his neck, between two kaiila, staggering, bloody, was Hamid, who had been the lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai.	10
26	85	"Hamid, lieutenant to Shakar, captain of the Aretai!" Zaya had been one of those slaves.	10

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
12	13	"What did she cost you?" a lieutenant had asked him.	10
12	15	"You have an excellent eye for slave flesh," had said the lieutenant.	10
12	74	I saw Sucha lying soft in the arms of a lieutenant, kissing him.	10
12	81	I watched her yielding in the arms of the lieutenant, moaning under his touch.	10
12	183	Borchoff turned away from the man, to converse with the lieutenant, one of the men on the tharlarion, pertaining to the details of the prisoner's capture.	10
12	745	"We must move under the cover of darkness," said a lieutenant.	10
12	747	"To your saddle, Lieutenant," grinned Rask of Treve.	10

Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
35	190	They were led by a lieutenant and were all armed.	10

Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
48	114	Had she been free and armed with a quirt or lash I did not doubt but what she would have fallen fiercely and implacably upon her helpless, frightened, dark-haired, lovely lieutenant.	10

Book 15. (6 results) Rogue of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
4	87	"Kliomenes, a lieutenant to Policrates," he said.	10
7	137	"He is a lieutenant to Policrates".	10
8	156	Who is he?" "He is Kliomenes, the pirate, lieutenant to Policrates," said Tasdron.	10
22	226	"At the wharves," I said, "there were pirates, few more than half a hundred of such men, under the command of Kliomenes, lieutenant to Policrates".	10
23	394	I then bowed graciously to my host, Policrates, and to Kliomenes, his lieutenant and confederate, and then turned about, and made my way to my chambers.	10
28	98	Later, of course, she had been captured by Kliomenes, the lieutenant to Policrates, the pirate, and taken to the stronghold of Policrates.	10

Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
18	631	I fell in there with one called Kliomenes, who was a lieutenant to the pirate Policrates.	10

Book 26. (226 results) Witness of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
37	681	"Hurry! Run!" The men, two to the left, and two to the right, the man with the lieutenant and the lieutenant, fled about the walkway.	10
31	5	"We can kill every male prisoner in the depths," said one of the fellows in black, a lieutenant.	10
31	8	There were twenty-three in their party, the leader, a lieutenant, the fellow called 'Gito', and twenty men.	10
31	37	The men in the black tunics who had remained overnight in the quarters of the pit master, including their leader and his lieutenant, seemed to me strange fellows.	10
31	67	"This one," said the lieutenant, pulling Fina forward by the hair, "was not kenneled".	10
31	75	"He is a weakling," said the lieutenant.	10
31	137	The lieutenant removed his dagger from its sheath.	10
31	149	Some other men, too, entered, including the lieutenant.	10
31	183	And this dolt, this garbage, in the lowest corridor, in five chains! So clever!" "But Captain," said the lieutenant.	10
31	197	"Do not be afraid," said the lieutenant.	10
31	214	"He knows him!" said the lieutenant.	10
31	236	"He knows him!" said the lieutenant.	10
31	252	"I am sure it is he!" said the lieutenant, delightedly.	10
31	259	"It is he," insisted the lieutenant.	10
31	278	The lieutenant and several of the others with them laughed.	10
31	303	"At least we have the common sense to go armed," said the lieutenant.	10
31	307	"Who would disarm us?" asked the lieutenant.	10
31	328	"There is no doubt about it," said the lieutenant.	10
31	336	"It is he, is it not?" said the lieutenant.	10
31	339	The lieutenant smiled.	10
31	346	"He is armed!" said the lieutenant.	10
31	357	The lieutenant had also drawn his weapon.	10
31	368	"He is armed!" said the lieutenant.	10
31	374	"It will take only a moment to kill them both," said the lieutenant.	10
31	391	"Look," said the lieutenant, amused.	10
31	397	"Free yourself!" said the lieutenant.	10
31	461	The lieutenant moved a little to his left.	10
31	464	"You have one stroke, that is all," said the lieutenant.	10
31	466	The lieutenant stayed where he was.	10
31	570	He and the lieutenant, now that the pit master was restrained, had sheathed their blades.	10
31	678	"And you, and you," said the lieutenant, to two of the men on his side of the room, the left, as one would enter.	10
32	9	The lieutenant, carefully, crouching beside the fellow, spreading the metal, removed the helmet from the first victim of the peasant, he whose head had been struck by the stone on the chain.	10
32	10	The lieutenant laid the bloody helmet to one side.	10
32	15	"He cannot escape us," said the lieutenant, standing up.	10
32	23	"He will be trapped against the first gate, that sealing this tunnel," said the lieutenant.	10
33	3	"He could be anywhere in the depths," said the lieutenant.	10
33	19	"There are many passages," said the lieutenant, uneasily.	10
33	26	"He is as good as ours," said the lieutenant.	10
33	36	"Sleen will tear him to pieces," said the lieutenant.	10
33	38	"They are to be utilized only as a last resort," the leader assured his lieutenant.	10
33	39	"They will not be necessary," said the lieutenant.	10
34	9	His lieutenant was sitting by, cross-legged.	10
34	31	Where we were, in the headquarters of the strangers, there were, besides the pit master, the officer of Treve, the leader of the strangers, his lieutenant, Gito, and ourselves, the slaves, three men.	10
34	48	His lieutenant was sharpening his sword.	10
34	127	"We know the prisoner is still in the depths," said the lieutenant.	10
34	129	"It is only a matter of time then," said the lieutenant, "until we have gone through every passage".	10
34	186	"Where is Emmerich?" demanded the lieutenant.	10
34	198	"I shall set a guard," said the lieutenant.	10
34	200	"Yes, Captain," said the lieutenant.	10
35	112	"The guards are not at their post," said the lieutenant.	10
36	13	"He was strangled with chain," said the lieutenant.	10
36	32	"Where was the guard?" asked the lieutenant.	10
36	39	"Knaves!" cried the lieutenant.	10
36	43	"They are the guard," said the lieutenant.	10
36	59	"Captain," said the lieutenant.	10
36	64	"I think we may then assume," said the lieutenant, "that the prisoner is in possession of, or has access to, a missile weapon".	10
36	68	As the two guards had been slain, and the other man, he who had been missing, had been found strangled in the corridor, there were left of the strangers, other than their leader, his lieutenant and Gito, just seven men.	10
36	71	"Let him then be hunted as a beast," said the lieutenant.	10
36	83	"Yes, Captain," said the lieutenant.	10
37	34	In our group were the leader of the strangers, his lieutenant, Gito, his seven men, the pit master, the officer of Treve, and ten slaves, in two groups of five each.	10
37	68	"What is wrong with her?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	112	The others, too, the lieutenant, Gito, the pit master, the officer of Treve, the black-tunicked men, drew to the side, to one side or the other, leaving only the leader of the strangers, clutching the blanket, and the two animals in the center of the passage.	10
37	118	"Be careful," said his lieutenant.	10
37	163	"What is wrong with them?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	189	The lieutenant and some five of the black-tunicked men, shouting, kicking, crying out with horror, crowded about the intent animals, cutting down at them with blades, trying to stab into those active, twisting bodies.	10
37	210	The lieutenant looked at the pit master.	10
37	213	The lieutenant did not lower his gaze.	10
37	216	The lieutenant then wiped his blade on the coat of the nearest sleen, and sheathed it.	10
37	237	The lieutenant slowly turned to regard them.	10
37	240	"Surrender your blades," said the lieutenant.	10
37	242	"I am now in command," said the lieutenant.	10
37	244	The two blades were surrendered to the lieutenant.	10
37	245	The lieutenant gestured to the two men who had surrendered their weapons.	10
37	246	"Hold them," said the lieutenant.	10
37	249	"There will be blood on your blades," said the lieutenant.	10
37	253	The lieutenant's eyes were cold.	10
37	256	Then the lieutenant said, "Release them".	10
37	262	The blade was motionless, steadied on the left forearm of the lieutenant, leveled with the first man's heart.	10
37	273	"He is ahead! Hurry! You can kill him!" The lieutenant did not lower his poised blade.	10
37	275	"Where does this passage lead?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	279	The lieutenant did not take his eyes from the fellow before him.	10
37	282	The lieutenant then turned to one side and thrust the blade deeply into the body of one of the dead sleen, that closest to him, the larger of the two animals.	10
37	284	The lieutenant then took the other man's blade, which he had held in his left hand, and did with it the same, returning it also to its owner.	10
37	285	"Your blades are bloodied," said the lieutenant.	10
37	287	Again the lieutenant regarded the pit master.	10
37	289	"Form the sluts in front," said the lieutenant.	10
37	294	"Granted," said the lieutenant.	10
37	304	The lieutenant took him by the scruff of the neck and threw him some feet down the passageway, before us.	10
37	313	Then he said, "Let me behind the wall!" "You are in no danger," said the lieutenant.	10
37	329	"What is it doing in the passage?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	333	"There seems much carelessness in the management of the pits," said the lieutenant.	10
37	338	"That would seem an unfortunate oversight," said the lieutenant.	10
37	342	"Will the urt charge?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	346	"Kill it," said the lieutenant.	10
37	351	"Advance," said the lieutenant.	10
37	358	"Take lamps from the passage," said the lieutenant.	10
37	363	"You," said the lieutenant to the officer of Treve, "will do so".	10
37	365	"Prepare then to die," said the lieutenant, angrily.	10
37	367	"You will dismiss them, as before," said the lieutenant.	10
37	372	"You will dismiss them," said the lieutenant.	10
37	378	The lieutenant, followed by his six men, thrust about us, and between us, pushing us to the side, lifting the rope on our necks.	10
37	392	The lieutenant, the six men, two with lamps, stood back from the pile of frenzied urts.	10
37	394	"Pull them off," said the lieutenant, to one of the men who had not attacked the sleen.	10
37	419	"What do you see?" asked the lieutenant of the fellow by the bars.	10
37	423	"What do you see?" asked the lieutenant, again.	10
37	425	"Extinguish the lamps!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	429	The other lamp, in the hand of the other fellow, had been dashed from his hand by the lieutenant.	10
37	430	"Fire through the gate!" cried the lieutenant, wildly.	10
37	434	"Draw back, reload!" said the lieutenant.	10
37	438	"Get the slaves across the passage," said the lieutenant.	10
37	478	The lieutenant had four men left.	10
37	490	"We have taken fee," said the lieutenant, "as have you".	10
37	496	We were now in five groups of two each, a pair for each of the black-tunicked men, including the lieutenant.	10
37	503	The pair including Fina, the second group, was appropriated by the lieutenant, who seemed aware of her specialness to the pit master.	10
37	538	* * * * "Where are the urts?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	548	"Are there other gates, accessible from the walkway?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	550	"Aagh!" cried the lieutenant, in fury.	10
37	552	"Are the gates open?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	554	"I do not believe you," said the lieutenant.	10
37	559	"He is not within," said the lieutenant.	10
37	562	"Step from behind the slaves," the lieutenant ordered the lead man.	10
37	565	"Go to the threshold, stand there," said the lieutenant.	10
37	568	"I do not think he is within," said the lieutenant.	10
37	572	That interval of time, I gathered, figured in the lieutenant's calculations.	10
37	573	After several seconds, the man standing there in the portal, silhouetted by the light behind him, the lieutenant, unwilling to lose more time, indicated that one man, preceded by his fair shield of two, should enter and go to the left, and another, he, too, preceded by his shield of two, to the righ...	10
37	574	After an interval of about four paces, the lieutenant, with two slaves, followed the man who had gone to the right, and the other man, with his two slaves, followed he who had gone to the left.	10
37	588	"Hurry!" urged the lieutenant to the man before him.	10
37	601	"Lift the gate," said the lieutenant to the pit master.	10
37	602	The first man and the lieutenant had come to the first gate, reached by going to the right about the pool.	10
37	603	The lieutenant did not wish to risk either himself or his man by standing at the gate, lifting it.	10
37	606	The man with the lieutenant was the one who limped, having injured his ankle yesterday morning in the cell, apparently having twisted it in the stirrup of the crossbow, while trying to reset the weapon.	10
37	608	"Determine that it is so," said the lieutenant.	10
37	610	"Try it," said the lieutenant to his fellow.	10
37	636	"It is locked?" called the lieutenant to him.	10
37	638	"Then it is the center gate which is unlocked!" said the lieutenant.	10
37	641	The two parties, the first group from the left, the black-tunicked man with two slaves, and the two groups from the right, the one man and the lieutenant, with the slaves at their disposal, now converged at the opposite gate, the center gate of the three gates across from that through which we had e...	10
37	655	"Titus!" called the lieutenant.	10
37	658	"Lift the gate," said the lieutenant to the pit master.	10
37	660	"That is absurd," said the lieutenant.	10
37	662	"Illuminate the passage," said the lieutenant, thrusting Fina and her cord-mate before the gate.	10
37	664	"Look," said the lieutenant, angrily, to the man nearest him.	10
37	667	"Lift the gate," said the lieutenant.	10
37	672	The other fellow, he with the lieutenant, looked across the pool, to the portal across the way.	10
37	676	The lieutenant looked at the pit master.	10
37	680	"He is here!" screamed the lieutenant, gesturing wildly toward the portal across the way.	10
37	682	"He is above, somewhere in the shadows!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	687	"Torches, light!" cried the lieutenant, near the portal.	10
37	697	"Sluts!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	704	"He is somewhere up there, in the shadows," said the lieutenant.	10
37	724	"Look to the wall! Look to the wall!" screamed the lieutenant.	10
37	729	"There, there he is!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	738	He had turned back, after the cage had opened, before any of us, before even the lieutenant had called out.	10
37	742	"He has fired!" cried the lieutenant, elatedly.	10
37	745	"Tensius to the left, Abnik to the right!" screamed the lieutenant.	10
37	750	"Run! Run!" screamed the lieutenant.	10
37	755	He had been the man with the lieutenant, in the investigation of the gates.	10
37	757	"You have him!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	784	"Fire! Fire!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	787	"Reload!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	790	I did not doubt but what, at one time or another, the lieutenant had been quite practiced with such a weapon.	10
37	792	"Illuminate the pool!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	796	The lieutenant scanned the water tensely.	10
37	800	"Where is he!" cried the lieutenant, his bow in hand.	10
37	812	"Is there an exit from the pool!" demanded the lieutenant of the pit master, standing behind him, his torch lifted.	10
37	814	"Where is the exit?" demanded the lieutenant.	10
37	816	"Close the panels which permit access to the walkway!" said the lieutenant.	10
37	819	I did think it possible, as doubtless so, too, did the lieutenant, that the peasant might now, at this time, the urts otherwise occupied, successfully reach the nest, which would be above water, on the other side of the wall.	10
37	823	"Tensius, Abnik, into the water!" cried the lieutenant, gesticulating to the pool.	10
37	827	"It is safe now," said the lieutenant.	10
37	830	"The nest opening is there!" pointed the lieutenant.	10
37	832	"We have taken fee," said the lieutenant.	10
37	840	"Into the water!" screamed the lieutenant.	10
37	842	"It is safe now," said the lieutenant.	10
37	846	"Bring me the body!" said the lieutenant.	10
37	847	The lieutenant, this officer of the men in the black habiliments, seemed as tenacious as might be a sleen itself, this world's finest and most relentless tracker, a sleen on its scent, single-minded, implacable, driven.	10
37	855	The lieutenant remained on guard, with the bow, surveying the water.	10
37	859	The lieutenant pointed to the place where the pit master had indicated lay the underwater entrance to the nest.	10
37	865	"It takes time to reload," said the lieutenant.	10
37	868	"Yes," said the lieutenant, surveying the surface of the water, "that is what it will do".	10
37	872	"It takes time to reload," said the lieutenant.	10
37	875	"Space the light about the pool," said the lieutenant, with a gesture of his arm.	10
37	878	The lieutenant was a few feet to our right.	10
37	886	The lieutenant did not respond.	10
37	905	"It is not clear what has occurred," said the lieutenant.	10
37	909	"The two of you," said the lieutenant, not taking his eyes from the water, "have been insufficiently cooperative.	10
37	911	The pit master continued to hold his torch aloft, as he had, rather behind the lieutenant.	10
37	912	"They must have found him, they must have killed him, by now," said the lieutenant.	10
37	915	"He may have drowned," said the lieutenant.	10
37	917	"Where is he?" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	919	"Masters," cried Gito, from back in the passage, "let us go to the surface!" "Go!" said the lieutenant, not taking his eyes from the pool.	10
37	921	"Where is he?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	923	"He must have drowned," said the lieutenant.	10
37	925	"Where are my men?" asked the lieutenant.	10
37	927	"They are in the nest," said the lieutenant, "waiting for the way to clear of urts".	10
37	929	"They are clever fellows," said the lieutenant.	10
37	935	"They have with them the body, or the head, of the prisoner," said the lieutenant.	10
37	937	"They will return any moment," said the lieutenant, determinedly.	10
37	944	"Excellent!" said the lieutenant.	10
37	950	"It is Tensius," said the lieutenant.	10
37	954	"Urts," said the lieutenant.	10
37	957	But if he had been killed in the nest, why had the urts not fed on him there? When I looked away from the water I saw that the lieutenant's attention was returned, intently, to the pool.	10
37	964	The lieutenant lowered his bow.	10
37	970	"He is alive, somewhere," said the lieutenant.	10
37	973	"The body of Tensius shows that he is alive," said the lieutenant.	10
37	980	"He is clever," said the lieutenant.	10
37	985	"But he has miscalculated," said the lieutenant.	10
37	989	"I need only one clear shot," said the lieutenant.	10
37	992	"I have not seen the body," said the lieutenant.	10
37	994	"Yes," said the lieutenant.	10
37	999	"I need only one clean shot," said the lieutenant.	10
37	1016	"Keep the torch up!" cried the lieutenant.	10
37	1034	The attention of the lieutenant I noted, to my horror, was not on the struggling figure of Abnik.	10
37	1039	"Kill it! Kill it! Save your man!" "Do not be foolish," said the lieutenant, without taking his attention from the pool.	10
37	1043	But the lieutenant, angrily, pulled the bow away.	10
37	1044	The pit master stood rather behind the lieutenant, his torch lifted.	10
37	1047	"Kill it!" "No," said the lieutenant.	10
37	1049	"I have taken fee, as has he," said the lieutenant.	10
37	1052	"No," said the lieutenant.	10
37	1054	"At this distance you could not miss!" "I will not waste the quarrel," said the lieutenant.	10
37	1057	"I am hunting," said the lieutenant.	10
37	1059	"No," said the lieutenant.	10
37	1061	The lieutenant did not even see the hands of the man in the water raised to him, supplicatingly.	10
37	1064	But it might have been to his advantage had he paid closer attention to the figure in the water for suddenly the thing behind Abnik rose up in the water and, at the same time, we saw the quarrel of a bow emerge and the cable snapped forward and the quarrel took the lieutenant in the side of the thro...	10
37	1086	The pit master looked down at the body of the lieutenant.	10
37	1101	He then, with his thumb, wiped away the dagger on the lieutenant's forehead.	10
37	1189	The pit master lifted up the body of the lieutenant, and thrust it over the railing.	10

Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
19	67	"Who is tarnmaster here?" demanded the leader of the intruders, an officer, a lieutenant, or, perhaps better translated, a subcaptain.	10

Book 28. (3 results) Kur of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
26	5	"Fetch the coins," said Peisistratus to a burly lieutenant.	10
26	196	This was the lieutenant of Peisistratus, a burly fellow.	10
69	99	"'Fire!'" cried Crassus, as well, high lieutenant to Agamemnon.	10

Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
22	221	These men were not even in position when Lord Nishida signaled to his left flank and right flank, the left commanded by Tajima, of his retinue, whom I knew primarily as a Pani tarnsman, liaison to, or lieutenant to, Cabot, in the tarn cavalry, and the strange warrior, Nodachi, commanding the right f...	10

Book 32. (3 results) Smugglers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
31	45	I gathered there was ill-will between the captain of this small band and she who was, I gathered, her lieutenant.	10
41	471	I recalled that it had been my knees and not those of Tula or Mila which had been forced apart by the boot¬ like sandal of Genserich, leader of the captors, or his seeming lieutenant, Aeson.	10
43	1188	He then unbound his lieutenant, Aeson, and Genak, as well, which two then turned to others, who, in their turn, set themselves to free others.	10

Book 36. (2 results) Avengers of Gor

Chapter #	Sentence #	Quote	Confidence
34	13	"It must be a lieutenant of Archelaos".	10
34	14	"And to whom is Archelaos lieutenant?" asked Clitus.	10