Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 492 | I then View more quotes about turned">turned my tarn to follow the tarns of my friends. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 489 | The tarns of Cuwignaka and Hci, with their lovely cargoes, were now far in the distance. |
| 43 | 490 | I circled once, broadly, looking back. |
| 43 | 491 | Several of the Yellow Knives, on their kaiila, were now on the large, flat surface of the rock. |
| 43 | 492 | I then turned my tarn to follow the tarns of my friends. |
| 43 | 493 | To be sure, we had given up one kaiila, but that, perhaps, was not too much considering that we had obtained Iwoso. |
| 43 | 494 | It was the first time, I supposed, that the Yellow-Knife beauty had been, in effect, exchanged for a kaiila. |
| 43 | 495 | I did not know whether or not it would be the last. |
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The tarns of Cuwignaka and Hci, with their lovely cargoes, were now far in the distance.
I circled once, broadly, looking back.
Several of the Yellow Knives, on their kaiila, were now on the large, flat surface of the rock.
I then turned my tarn to follow the tarns of my friends.
To be sure, we had given up one kaiila, but that, perhaps, was not too much considering that we had obtained Iwoso.
It was the first time, I supposed, that the Yellow-Knife beauty had been, in effect, exchanged for a kaiila.
I did not know whether or not it would be the last.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)