Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 16 | 770 | "And View more quotes about thus">thus," he said, "concludes another of the adventures of Petrucchio, Captain of Turia. |
| 16 | 771 | This has been the story of how Petrucchio penetrated the disguises of three clever female slaves, masquerading as free women, captured them, and returned them to their rightful bondage. |
| 16 | 772 | In it has also been told how he generously bestowed the slaves, asking nothing for himself, upon two needy wayfarers". |
| 16 | 773 | Petrucchio then apparently looked into the distance. |
| 16 | 774 | "Oh! Oh!" he cried. |
| 16 | 775 | "Is that dust upon the horizon? Or is it perhaps my imagination? It could be a group of verr, browsing in the fields. |
| 16 | 776 | But, too, perhaps, it is nothing. |
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"And thus," he said, "concludes another of the adventures of Petrucchio, Captain of Turia.
This has been the story of how Petrucchio penetrated the disguises of three clever female slaves, masquerading as free women, captured them, and returned them to their rightful bondage.
In it has also been told how he generously bestowed the slaves, asking nothing for himself, upon two needy wayfarers".
Petrucchio then apparently looked into the distance.
"Oh! Oh!" he cried.
"Is that dust upon the horizon? Or is it perhaps my imagination? It could be a group of verr, browsing in the fields.
But, too, perhaps, it is nothing.
- (Players of Gor)