Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 33 | 584 | I did so with the papers of a minor envoy, bearing my own signature". |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 581 | "My dear Ligurious," said Menicius, "your confederate in Corcyrus is now in custody. |
| 33 | 582 | He has confessed all. |
| 33 | 583 | I deemed, accordingly, it might be of interest to venture incognito to Argentum. |
| 33 | 584 | I did so with the papers of a minor envoy, bearing my own signature". |
| 33 | 585 | How startled I was! I now recognized, and clearly, the hitherto unknown guest. |
| 33 | 586 | I had known him as Menicius, of the metal workers. |
| 33 | 587 | He was the man whose life I had spared, when he had spoken out so forcibly against the Tatrix, on that day, so long ago, when I had been in the palanquin with Ligurious, that day in which, in the glory of a state procession, we had been carried through the streets of Corcyrus. |
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"My dear Ligurious," said Menicius, "your confederate in Corcyrus is now in custody.
He has confessed all.
I deemed, accordingly, it might be of interest to venture incognito to Argentum.
I did so with the papers of a minor envoy, bearing my own signature".
How startled I was! I now recognized, and clearly, the hitherto unknown guest.
I had known him as Menicius, of the metal workers.
He was the man whose life I had spared, when he had spoken out so forcibly against the Tatrix, on that day, so long ago, when I had been in the palanquin with Ligurious, that day in which, in the glory of a state procession, we had been carried through the streets of Corcyrus.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 33)