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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It has come to kill us!" It had come after us, pursuing us, doubtless, as runaway slaves! I suddenly recalled the reference to an inquiry, or inquiries, in Argentum, that on the part of my former master, Tyrrhenius. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #566)
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29 566 "It has View more quotes about come">come to kill us!" It had come after us, pursuing us, doubtless, as runaway slaves! I suddenly recalled the reference to an inquiry, or inquiries, in Argentum, that on the part of my former master, Tyrrhenius.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 563 Tela put her head back and screamed, wildly, shrilly, helplessly.
29 564 The beast regarded us.
29 565 "It is Borko, the sleen of Hendow!" cried Tupita.
29 566 "It has come to kill us!" It had come after us, pursuing us, doubtless, as runaway slaves! I suddenly recalled the reference to an inquiry, or inquiries, in Argentum, that on the part of my former master, Tyrrhenius.
29 567 I had been sold shortly thereafter.
29 568 I also remembered that I had walked barefoot on the Viktel Aria, at the stirrup of Aulus, and, too, had so trod the camp of Pietro Vacchi.
29 569 "No," said Mirus.
Tela put her head back and screamed, wildly, shrilly, helplessly. The beast regarded us. "It is Borko, the sleen of Hendow!" cried Tupita. "It has come to kill us!" It had come after us, pursuing us, doubtless, as runaway slaves! I suddenly recalled the reference to an inquiry, or inquiries, in Argentum, that on the part of my former master, Tyrrhenius. I had been sold shortly thereafter. I also remembered that I had walked barefoot on the Viktel Aria, at the stirrup of Aulus, and, too, had so trod the camp of Pietro Vacchi. "No," said Mirus. - (Dancer of Gor)