Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 12 | 622 | Hassan threw him to two of the other males. |
| 12 | 623 | "If he attempts to give the alarm," said Hassan, "drown him". |
| 12 | 624 | "Very well," said one of the other fellows. |
| 12 | 625 | I gathered there was little lost affection for the fellow in the ruby necklace in the seraglio of Tarna. |
| 12 | 626 | He was, I had learned, a weak fellow, an informer, one constantly alert to opportunities to ingratiate himself with the mistress who despised him, one of her most obsequious pets, held in contempt by all. |
| 12 | 627 | "You may blame his drowning on us, of course," said Hassan. |
| 12 | 628 | "Naturally," said one of the silken fellows. |
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Hassan threw him to two of the other males.
"If he attempts to give the alarm," said Hassan, "drown him".
"Very well," said one of the other fellows.
I gathered there was little lost affection for the fellow in the ruby necklace in the seraglio of Tarna.
He was, I had learned, a weak fellow, an informer, one constantly alert to opportunities to ingratiate himself with the mistress who despised him, one of her most obsequious pets, held in contempt by all.
"You may blame his drowning on us, of course," said Hassan.
"Naturally," said one of the silken fellows.
- (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter )