Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 476 | I could tear View more quotes about either">either of them to pieces, should it please me. |
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Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 473 | I had stood against men such as Gort, of the stables of Miles, and Kaibar, of the stables of Shandu, in the pit of leather and blood. |
| 22 | 474 | Brandon, a prefect of Vonda, and Philebus, the bounty creditor of Venna, seemed troubled. |
| 22 | 475 | Inwardly I smiled. |
| 22 | 476 | I could tear either of them to pieces, should it please me. |
| 22 | 477 | I did not think Brandon would care to speak to me, unless he had guardsmen at his back. |
| 22 | 478 | I did not think Philebus would care to pursue me for my debts. |
| 22 | 479 | More respect I entertained for Tenalion and his cohort, he called Ronald. |
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I had stood against men such as Gort, of the stables of Miles, and Kaibar, of the stables of Shandu, in the pit of leather and blood.
Brandon, a prefect of Vonda, and Philebus, the bounty creditor of Venna, seemed troubled.
Inwardly I smiled.
I could tear either of them to pieces, should it please me.
I did not think Brandon would care to speak to me, unless he had guardsmen at his back.
I did not think Philebus would care to pursue me for my debts.
More respect I entertained for Tenalion and his cohort, he called Ronald.
- (Fighting Slave of Gor)