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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

He was still furious with Canka, who had seen fit, in virtue of capture rights, muchly desiring her, to put his collar on the lovely Winyela. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #360)
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2 360 He was still furious with View more quotes about canka">Canka, who had seen fit, in virtue of capture rights, muchly desiring her, to put his collar on the lovely Winyela.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 357 "You see," said Bloketu, from the height of the saddle, "you are not remembered".
2 358 "Who is she?" inquired Watonka.
2 359 "A shame of the Isbu," said Mahpiyasapa.
2 360 He was still furious with Canka, who had seen fit, in virtue of capture rights, muchly desiring her, to put his collar on the lovely Winyela.
2 361 "Obviously she is only a female of the Isbu," said one of the men with Watonka.
2 362 "Go away," said Canka to Cuwignaka, angrily.
2 363 "You do us shame".
"You see," said Bloketu, from the height of the saddle, "you are not remembered". "Who is she?" inquired Watonka. "A shame of the Isbu," said Mahpiyasapa. He was still furious with Canka, who had seen fit, in virtue of capture rights, muchly desiring her, to put his collar on the lovely Winyela. "Obviously she is only a female of the Isbu," said one of the men with Watonka. "Go away," said Canka to Cuwignaka, angrily. "You do us shame". - (Blood Brothers of Gor)