Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 513 | View more quotes about kamchak">Kamchak and I laughed. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 510 | Kamchak smiled. |
| 26 | 511 | "We are pleased to be of service to Priest-Kings," he said, "but remember that we reverence only the sky". |
| 26 | 512 | "And courage," added Harold, "and such things". |
| 26 | 513 | Kamchak and I laughed. |
| 26 | 514 | "I think it is because—at least in part," I said, "that you reverence the sky—and courage—and such things—that the egg was brought to you". |
| 26 | 515 | "Perhaps," said Kamchak, "but I shall be glad to be rid of it, and besides it is nearly the best time for hunting tumits with the bola". |
| 26 | 516 | "By the way, Ubar," asked Harold, winking at me, "what was it you paid for Aphris of Turia?" Kamchak threw him a look that might have been a quiva in the heart. |
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Kamchak smiled.
"We are pleased to be of service to Priest-Kings," he said, "but remember that we reverence only the sky".
"And courage," added Harold, "and such things".
Kamchak and I laughed.
"I think it is because—at least in part," I said, "that you reverence the sky—and courage—and such things—that the egg was brought to you".
"Perhaps," said Kamchak, "but I shall be glad to be rid of it, and besides it is nearly the best time for hunting tumits with the bola".
"By the way, Ubar," asked Harold, winking at me, "what was it you paid for Aphris of Turia?" Kamchak threw him a look that might have been a quiva in the heart.
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