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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Mintar looked up, and he, too, seemed pleased. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #247)
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15 247 Mintar View more quotes about looked">looked up, and he, too, seemed pleased.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 244 With the staff he poked me good-naturedly in the chest.
15 245 "May the Priest-Kings favor you," he said, and, inside the folds of the hood, I knew he was chuckling.
15 246 Marlenus left the tent, seemingly one of the Afflicted, a bent wreck of humanity pathetically scratching at the earth in front of him with the staff.
15 247 Mintar looked up, and he, too, seemed pleased.
15 248 "You are the only man who has ever escaped the tarn death," he said, something of wonder in his voice.
15 249 "Perhaps it is true, as they say, that you are that warrior brought every thousand years to Gor—brought by the Priest-Kings to change a world".
15 250 "How did you know I would come to the camp?" I asked.
With the staff he poked me good-naturedly in the chest. "May the Priest-Kings favor you," he said, and, inside the folds of the hood, I knew he was chuckling. Marlenus left the tent, seemingly one of the Afflicted, a bent wreck of humanity pathetically scratching at the earth in front of him with the staff. Mintar looked up, and he, too, seemed pleased. "You are the only man who has ever escaped the tarn death," he said, something of wonder in his voice. "Perhaps it is true, as they say, that you are that warrior brought every thousand years to Gor—brought by the Priest-Kings to change a world". "How did you know I would come to the camp?" I asked. - (Tarnsman of Gor)