Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
3
681
The fellow looked at the mercenary, in his helmet, with his shield, and a spear whose reddened blade had recently drunk the blood of a foe, and then backed away.
The fellow looked at the mercenary, in his helmet, with his shield, and a spear whose reddened blade had recently drunk the blood of a foe, and then backed away.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #681)
Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
3
678
How fearful, I thought, to be a slave, to be an object, a property, a possession, an animal, something which might be bought and sold, or given away, or, as here, something which might be simply gathered in, simply acquired.
3
679
Put a rope on her neck and she is yours! But I must not be brought back to Ar! As soon as I was stripped, as I would be, as a slave, my lack of a brand would be obvious, and then there would be inquiries, and the proscription lists would be certain to be examined.
3
680
I must not be returned to Ar! "'Begone,' said the mercenary, stepping between me and the fellow.
3
681
The fellow looked at the mercenary, in his helmet, with his shield, and a spear whose reddened blade had recently drunk the blood of a foe, and then backed away.
3
682
In a few moments he had disappeared".
3
683
I said nothing, but I supposed that the mercenary, before approaching the fellow, would have examined the sky behind him.
3
684
The woman would not have been aware of this, as she would have been facing her pursuer.
How fearful, I thought, to be a slave, to be an object, a property, a possession, an animal, something which might be bought and sold, or given away, or, as here, something which might be simply gathered in, simply acquired.
Put a rope on her neck and she is yours! But I must not be brought back to Ar! As soon as I was stripped, as I would be, as a slave, my lack of a brand would be obvious, and then there would be inquiries, and the proscription lists would be certain to be examined.
I must not be returned to Ar! "'Begone,' said the mercenary, stepping between me and the fellow.
The fellow looked at the mercenary, in his helmet, with his shield, and a spear whose reddened blade had recently drunk the blood of a foe, and then backed away.
In a few moments he had disappeared".
I said nothing, but I supposed that the mercenary, before approaching the fellow, would have examined the sky behind him.
The woman would not have been aware of this, as she would have been facing her pursuer.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3)