Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 33 | 601 | View more quotes about presumably">Presumably it had been taken by Ligurious in his flight from the city. |
| 33 | 602 | That now seems evident. |
| 33 | 603 | For this reason, and also to commemorate the rise of a new order in Corcyrus, it was changed". |
| 33 | 604 | Ligurious, shackled, looked down at the tiles. |
| 33 | 605 | Menicius came about the tables. |
| 33 | 606 | He stopped before Sheila and myself. |
| 33 | 607 | We, slaves, put our heads to the tiles. |
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Presumably it had been taken by Ligurious in his flight from the city.
That now seems evident.
For this reason, and also to commemorate the rise of a new order in Corcyrus, it was changed".
Ligurious, shackled, looked down at the tiles.
Menicius came about the tables.
He stopped before Sheila and myself.
We, slaves, put our heads to the tiles.
- (Kajira of Gor)