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

The Kinyanpi, presumably, would not be likely to fire on a nude white slave any more than on an unmounted kaiila. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #26)
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29 26 The Kinyanpi, View more quotes about presumably">presumably, would not be likely to fire on a nude white slave any more than on an unmounted kaiila.

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

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29 23 It was not a capture net, of course, but a mesh designed, in effect, to provide a camouflage against, or a distraction for, overhead archers.
29 24 The slaves, thus, were not entrapped.
29 25 I thought it might be a reasonably safe place for them to be.
29 26 The Kinyanpi, presumably, would not be likely to fire on a nude white slave any more than on an unmounted kaiila.
29 27 Both would fit not into the category of enemy but rather into the category of booty.
29 28 It would be a greater danger, presumably, for a girl to hide in a lodge where, perhaps being mistaken for a free person, she might be struck by arrows, the skins of the lodge cover perhaps being riddled from above by the swift, flighted riders.
29 29 I thrust with my lance upward, through the netting, driving it through the body of a soldier, cutting at it.
It was not a capture net, of course, but a mesh designed, in effect, to provide a camouflage against, or a distraction for, overhead archers. The slaves, thus, were not entrapped. I thought it might be a reasonably safe place for them to be. The Kinyanpi, presumably, would not be likely to fire on a nude white slave any more than on an unmounted kaiila. Both would fit not into the category of enemy but rather into the category of booty. It would be a greater danger, presumably, for a girl to hide in a lodge where, perhaps being mistaken for a free person, she might be struck by arrows, the skins of the lodge cover perhaps being riddled from above by the swift, flighted riders. I thrust with my lance upward, through the netting, driving it through the body of a soldier, cutting at it. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)