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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I swear to you on the rings of Sardak," said Kog, putting his paw on the two rings of reddish alloy on the left wrist of Sardak. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1316)
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1 1316 "I swear to you on the View more quotes about rings">rings of Sardak," said Kog, putting his paw on the two rings of reddish alloy on the left wrist of Sardak.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 1313 I knew they were short-tempered, even with their own kind.
1 1314 Yet Samos and I had not been attacked.
1 1315 They must need something desperately.
1 1316 "I swear to you on the rings of Sardak," said Kog, putting his paw on the two rings of reddish alloy on the left wrist of Sardak.
1 1317 "That is good enough for me," I said, magnanimously.
1 1318 I had not the least idea, of course, of the significance of this gesture on the part of Kog, but I gathered, under the circumstances, that its import must be rather weighty.
1 1319 Sardak was, I was sure, Kog's Blood, or leader.
I knew they were short-tempered, even with their own kind. Yet Samos and I had not been attacked. They must need something desperately. "I swear to you on the rings of Sardak," said Kog, putting his paw on the two rings of reddish alloy on the left wrist of Sardak. "That is good enough for me," I said, magnanimously. I had not the least idea, of course, of the significance of this gesture on the part of Kog, but I gathered, under the circumstances, that its import must be rather weighty. Sardak was, I was sure, Kog's Blood, or leader. - (Savages of Gor)