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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

The clerk, at my request writing the expense down to Sarm, informed me that I would promptly have to have the new tunic imprinted with the scent-patterns pertaining to my identity, record-scars, etc. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #13)
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27 13 The clerk, at my request writing the expense View more quotes about down">down to Sarm, informed me that I would promptly have to have the new tunic imprinted with the scent-patterns pertaining to my identity, record-scars, etc.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 10 I was soon gliding rapidly down the hall on my, let us say, considering the significance and urgency of my mission, commandeered vehicle.
27 11 I had gone not more than a pasang or so when I spun the disk to a stop before another portal in the Hall of Commissaries.
27 12 I entered the portal and in a few moments emerged wearing the purple of a Mul.
27 13 The clerk, at my request writing the expense down to Sarm, informed me that I would promptly have to have the new tunic imprinted with the scent-patterns pertaining to my identity, record-scars, etc.
27 14 I assured him I would give the matter serious consideration and departed, hearing him congratulate me on my good fortune in having been permitted to become a Mul rather than having to remain a lowly Matok.
27 15 "You will now be of the Nest as well as in it," he beamed.
27 16 Outside I thrust the red plastic garment I had worn into the first disposal chute I found whence it would be whisked away pneumatically to the distant incinerators that burned somewhere below the Nest.
I was soon gliding rapidly down the hall on my, let us say, considering the significance and urgency of my mission, commandeered vehicle. I had gone not more than a pasang or so when I spun the disk to a stop before another portal in the Hall of Commissaries. I entered the portal and in a few moments emerged wearing the purple of a Mul. The clerk, at my request writing the expense down to Sarm, informed me that I would promptly have to have the new tunic imprinted with the scent-patterns pertaining to my identity, record-scars, etc. I assured him I would give the matter serious consideration and departed, hearing him congratulate me on my good fortune in having been permitted to become a Mul rather than having to remain a lowly Matok. "You will now be of the Nest as well as in it," he beamed. Outside I thrust the red plastic garment I had worn into the first disposal chute I found whence it would be whisked away pneumatically to the distant incinerators that burned somewhere below the Nest. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)