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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

Scormus of Ar rose to his feet and went to the table of the scorers and judges. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #290)
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4 290 Scormus of Ar rose to his View more quotes about feet">feet and went to the table of the scorers and judges.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 287 I wondered how much gold Centius of Cos had taken that he would so betray Kaissa and the island of his birth.
4 288 He could have done what he did more subtly, a delicate, pretended miscalculation somewhere between the fortieth and fiftieth move, a pretended misjudgment so subtle that even members of the caste of players would never be certain whether or not it was deliberate, but he had not chosen to do so.
4 289 He had chosen to make his treachery to the game and Cos explicit.
4 290 Scormus of Ar rose to his feet and went to the table of the scorers and judges.
4 291 They conversed with him, angrily.
4 292 Scormus then went to the party of Ar.
4 293 One of them, a captain, went to the scorers and judges.
I wondered how much gold Centius of Cos had taken that he would so betray Kaissa and the island of his birth. He could have done what he did more subtly, a delicate, pretended miscalculation somewhere between the fortieth and fiftieth move, a pretended misjudgment so subtle that even members of the caste of players would never be certain whether or not it was deliberate, but he had not chosen to do so. He had chosen to make his treachery to the game and Cos explicit. Scormus of Ar rose to his feet and went to the table of the scorers and judges. They conversed with him, angrily. Scormus then went to the party of Ar. One of them, a captain, went to the scorers and judges. - (Beasts of Gor)