Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 46 | 137 | Do you, mountebank and peasant, lowly one, despicable fraud, speak my words false?" "I suggest," said the magician, who looked up, I was reminded of the way a larl might raise its head, "the honorable one is mistaken". |
| 46 | 138 | "Do you call Izo, of the guard of the shogun, a liar?" asked the warrior, his hand on the tasseled hilt of his companion sword. |
| 46 | 139 | The crowd drew back from about the magician. |
| 46 | 140 | "Come away," said his companion, gently. |
| 46 | 141 | "We have seen what we wished to see. |
| 46 | 142 | We have learned what we wished to learn". |
| 46 | 143 | "No!" said the skeptical officer. |
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Do you, mountebank and peasant, lowly one, despicable fraud, speak my words false?" "I suggest," said the magician, who looked up, I was reminded of the way a larl might raise its head, "the honorable one is mistaken".
"Do you call Izo, of the guard of the shogun, a liar?" asked the warrior, his hand on the tasseled hilt of his companion sword.
The crowd drew back from about the magician.
"Come away," said his companion, gently.
"We have seen what we wished to see.
We have learned what we wished to learn".
"No!" said the skeptical officer.
- (Rebels of Gor, Chapter )