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

He has gone from the village, to purify himself". - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #233)
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18 233 He has View more quotes about gone">gone from the village, to purify himself".

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

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18 230 "Today," he said, "the council will not hear the voice of Mahpiyasapa".
18 231 "Why, today, will the council not hear his voice?" I asked.
18 232 "Today," said the man, drawing the rawhide string across the stone, "Mahpiyasapa is in sorrow.
18 233 He has gone from the village, to purify himself".
18 234 "Why should he be in sorrow?" I asked.
18 235 This was unwelcome news, indeed, that he might not be in the camp.
18 236 "I think it is because Canka tried to kill him," said the man, watching the movement of the string.
"Today," he said, "the council will not hear the voice of Mahpiyasapa". "Why, today, will the council not hear his voice?" I asked. "Today," said the man, drawing the rawhide string across the stone, "Mahpiyasapa is in sorrow. He has gone from the village, to purify himself". "Why should he be in sorrow?" I asked. This was unwelcome news, indeed, that he might not be in the camp. "I think it is because Canka tried to kill him," said the man, watching the movement of the string. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)