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Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
12 50 It, if anything, would wipe out forever from her mind the offensive memory that she had once needed my help and had pretended to love me.
12 51 Then, each of the men of Pa-kur, as is the custom before a frame is surrendered to the waters of the Vosk, spit on my body.
12 52 Lastly, Pa-kur spit in his hand and then placed his hand on my chest.
12 53 "Were it not for the daughter of Marlenus," said Pa-kur, his metallic face as placid as the quicksilver behind a mirror, "I would have slain you honorably.
12 54 That I swear by the black helmet of my caste".
12 55 "I believe you," I said, my voice choked, no longer caring if I lived or died.
12 56 The spear butts pressed against the frame, shoving it away from the bank.
It, if anything, would wipe out forever from her mind the offensive memory that she had once needed my help and had pretended to love me. Then, each of the men of Pa-kur, as is the custom before a frame is surrendered to the waters of the Vosk, spit on my body. Lastly, Pa-kur spit in his hand and then placed his hand on my chest. "Were it not for the daughter of Marlenus," said Pa-kur, his metallic face as placid as the quicksilver behind a mirror, "I would have slain you honorably. That I swear by the black helmet of my caste". "I believe you," I said, my voice choked, no longer caring if I lived or died. The spear butts pressed against the frame, shoving it away from the bank. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter )