Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 454 | "It was I," I told View more quotes about elizabeth">Elizabeth. |
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Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 451 | "Better surely banishment than torture and impalement". |
| 24 | 452 | "I do not understand," said Elizabeth. |
| 24 | 453 | "In the year 10,110, more than eight years ago, a tarnsman of Ko-ro-ba purloined the Home Stone of the city". |
| 24 | 454 | "It was I," I told Elizabeth. |
| 24 | 455 | She shuddered, for she knew the penalties that might attach to such a deed. |
| 24 | 456 | "As Ubar," said Hup, "it would ill become Marlenus to betray the law of the Home Stone of Ar". |
| 24 | 457 | "But he gave no explanation," I protested. |
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"Better surely banishment than torture and impalement".
"I do not understand," said Elizabeth.
"In the year 10,110, more than eight years ago, a tarnsman of Ko-ro-ba purloined the Home Stone of the city".
"It was I," I told Elizabeth.
She shuddered, for she knew the penalties that might attach to such a deed.
"As Ubar," said Hup, "it would ill become Marlenus to betray the law of the Home Stone of Ar".
"But he gave no explanation," I protested.
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