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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

They are gifts from Bila Huruma to Tende, daughter of the high chieftain, Aibu, of the Ukungu villages, serving slaves. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #19)
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20 19 They are gifts from View more quotes about bila">Bila Huruma to Tende, daughter of the high chieftain, Aibu, of the Ukungu villages, serving slaves.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 16 I looked in the direction which Ayari, with his head, had indicated.
20 17 I gripped the shovel, startled.
20 18 "I heard yesterday, from an askari," he said, "that they would pass here today.
20 19 They are gifts from Bila Huruma to Tende, daughter of the high chieftain, Aibu, of the Ukungu villages, serving slaves.
20 20 It is his intention to take Tende into companionship".
20 21 "The companionship," said one of the men, "will consolidate the relation of the Ukungu villages with the ubarate".
20 22 "I would not mind receiving such lovely gifts," said another man.
I looked in the direction which Ayari, with his head, had indicated. I gripped the shovel, startled. "I heard yesterday, from an askari," he said, "that they would pass here today. They are gifts from Bila Huruma to Tende, daughter of the high chieftain, Aibu, of the Ukungu villages, serving slaves. It is his intention to take Tende into companionship". "The companionship," said one of the men, "will consolidate the relation of the Ukungu villages with the ubarate". "I would not mind receiving such lovely gifts," said another man. - (Explorers of Gor)