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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Yes," he said, "so tonight I will get drunk". - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #172)
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10 172 "Yes," he said, "so tonight I will get drunk".

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 169 He even reeled about roaring as View more quotes about though">though he were drunk and slapped the wheel of a neighbor's wagon for a minute or two until his laughter turned into spasmodic gasps and, making strange noises, he wheezingly fought to get a mouthful or two of air under his shaking ribs.
10 170 I would not have much minded if he had asphyxiated himself on the spot.
10 171 "Tomorrow," I said, "you fight on the Plains of a Thousand Stakes".
10 172 "Yes," he said, "so tonight I will get drunk".
10 173 "It would be better," I said, "to get a good night's sleep".
10 174 "Yes," said Kamchak, "but I am Tuchuk—so I will get drunk".
10 175 "Very well," I said, "then I, too, shall get drunk".
He even reeled about roaring as though he were drunk and slapped the wheel of a neighbor's wagon for a minute or two until his laughter turned into spasmodic gasps and, making strange noises, he wheezingly fought to get a mouthful or two of air under his shaking ribs. I would not have much minded if he had asphyxiated himself on the spot. "Tomorrow," I said, "you fight on the Plains of a Thousand Stakes". "Yes," he said, "so tonight I will get drunk". "It would be better," I said, "to get a good night's sleep". "Yes," said Kamchak, "but I am Tuchuk—so I will get drunk". "Very well," I said, "then I, too, shall get drunk". - (Nomads of Gor)