Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 4 | 309 | Did he not know his Rider of the High Tharlarion was en prise! Was he a child who had never played kaissa? Did he not know how the pieces moved? No, the explanation was much more simple. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 4 | 306 | He must now, at last, take the advancing yellow Spearman, so deep in his territory, with his Ubar's Rider of the High Tharlarion. |
| 4 | 307 | If he did not take with the Rider of the High Tharlarion at this point it, too, would be lost. |
| 4 | 308 | Centius of Cos moved his Ubara to Ubar's Scribe Four. |
| 4 | 309 | Did he not know his Rider of the High Tharlarion was en prise! Was he a child who had never played kaissa? Did he not know how the pieces moved? No, the explanation was much more simple. |
| 4 | 310 | He had chosen to make his treachery to kaissa and the island of Cos explicit. |
| 4 | 311 | I thought perhaps he was insane. |
| 4 | 312 | Did he not know the nature of the men of Gor? "Kill Centius of Cos!" I heard cry. |
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He must now, at last, take the advancing yellow Spearman, so deep in his territory, with his Ubar's Rider of the High Tharlarion.
If he did not take with the Rider of the High Tharlarion at this point it, too, would be lost.
Centius of Cos moved his Ubara to Ubar's Scribe Four.
Did he not know his Rider of the High Tharlarion was en prise! Was he a child who had never played kaissa? Did he not know how the pieces moved? No, the explanation was much more simple.
He had chosen to make his treachery to kaissa and the island of Cos explicit.
I thought perhaps he was insane.
Did he not know the nature of the men of Gor? "Kill Centius of Cos!" I heard cry.
- (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 4)