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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Is it then the sacking of a few cities you are up to?" "No," admitted Petrucchio. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #121)
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16 121 "Is it then the sacking of a few View more quotes about cities">cities you are up to?" "No," admitted Petrucchio.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 118 "It was he!" "None other," said Petrucchio.
16 119 "What brings you to these lands, noble captain?" inquired Chino.
16 120 "Is it your intention to bring them to devastation, perhaps for some fancied slight to your honor?" "No, no," said Petrucchio, modestly.
16 121 "Is it then the sacking of a few cities you are up to?" "No," admitted Petrucchio.
16 122 "Not even the defeating of a small army?" "No," he said.
16 123 "Not even the burning of a few fields, the seizure of a piddling harvest or two?" "No," said Petrucchio.
16 124 "What then, possibly, could you be doing here?" inquired Chino.
"It was he!" "None other," said Petrucchio. "What brings you to these lands, noble captain?" inquired Chino. "Is it your intention to bring them to devastation, perhaps for some fancied slight to your honor?" "No, no," said Petrucchio, modestly. "Is it then the sacking of a few cities you are up to?" "No," admitted Petrucchio. "Not even the defeating of a small army?" "No," he said. "Not even the burning of a few fields, the seizure of a piddling harvest or two?" "No," said Petrucchio. "What then, possibly, could you be doing here?" inquired Chino. - (Players of Gor)