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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It seemed rather he had, for whatever reason or reasons, preferred, as he had once remarked on the walls of Corcyrus, to let the game take its course. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #90)
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13 90 It View more quotes about seemed">seemed rather he had, for whatever reason or reasons, preferred, as he had once remarked on the walls of Corcyrus, to let the game take its course.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 87 I had been told he was a renegade from Ar.
13 88 Twice, I knew, suddenly realizing it now, he could have stolen me from Corcyrus, delivering me to Argentum, once when we were on the walls near the tarn perches and once, later, when, my whereabouts unknown to Ligurious and others, I had been in the house of Kliomenes, braceleted, half naked and helpless.
13 89 But he had not abducted me, nor attempted to do so.
13 90 It seemed rather he had, for whatever reason or reasons, preferred, as he had once remarked on the walls of Corcyrus, to let the game take its course.
13 91 "Do you know this woman, Captain?" asked Miles, general of Argentum.
13 92 Drusus Rencius handed his helmet to a soldier and climbed then to the height of the throne.
13 93 He put out his hands and lifted me to my feet before the throne.
I had been told he was a renegade from Ar. Twice, I knew, suddenly realizing it now, he could have stolen me from Corcyrus, delivering me to Argentum, once when we were on the walls near the tarn perches and once, later, when, my whereabouts unknown to Ligurious and others, I had been in the house of Kliomenes, braceleted, half naked and helpless. But he had not abducted me, nor attempted to do so. It seemed rather he had, for whatever reason or reasons, preferred, as he had once remarked on the walls of Corcyrus, to let the game take its course. "Do you know this woman, Captain?" asked Miles, general of Argentum. Drusus Rencius handed his helmet to a soldier and climbed then to the height of the throne. He put out his hands and lifted me to my feet before the throne. - (Kajira of Gor)