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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Perhaps you can cut his throat later," said Fel Doron, slapping Portus Canio jovially on the shoulder, and Portus Canio grinned, and snorted in disgust. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #680)
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26 680 "View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps you can cut his throat later," said Fel Doron, slapping Portus Canio jovially on the shoulder, and Portus Canio grinned, and snorted in disgust.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 677 "That will provide the incident needed to begin the disruption of the camp," said one of the men.
26 678 "I would prefer to cut his throat," said Portus Canio.
26 679 "If he can turn his head about and squirm a little that will lend plausibility to the diversion," said a man.
26 680 "Perhaps you can cut his throat later," said Fel Doron, slapping Portus Canio jovially on the shoulder, and Portus Canio grinned, and snorted in disgust.
26 681 "Are the wagons ready?" asked Selius Arconious.
26 682 "They are in place," said a man.
26 683 "Tarns will be released later and put aflight, and thus pursuit will presumably be directed to the skies, which Cos controls".
"That will provide the incident needed to begin the disruption of the camp," said one of the men. "I would prefer to cut his throat," said Portus Canio. "If he can turn his head about and squirm a little that will lend plausibility to the diversion," said a man. "Perhaps you can cut his throat later," said Fel Doron, slapping Portus Canio jovially on the shoulder, and Portus Canio grinned, and snorted in disgust. "Are the wagons ready?" asked Selius Arconious. "They are in place," said a man. "Tarns will be released later and put aflight, and thus pursuit will presumably be directed to the skies, which Cos controls". - (Prize of Gor)