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

Ellen had seen many scarlet tunics in Ar, mostly those of mercenaries and Cosian regulars. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #826)
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26 826 View more quotes about ellen">Ellen had seen many scarlet tunics in Ar, mostly those of mercenaries and Cosian regulars.

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

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26 823 There they will convey information as to the location of the great bulk of the gold, in its temporary cache, to these cohorts, who will then, as planned, see to its movement and disposition.
26 824 Our friends of the scarlet caste will then attempt to return to Ar by tarn, traveling at night, utilizing the cover of darkness".
26 825 The "scarlet caste" was a way of referring to the caste of Warriors, the expression being suggested by the usual color of their tunics.
26 826 Ellen had seen many scarlet tunics in Ar, mostly those of mercenaries and Cosian regulars.
26 827 As Portus Canio had referred to Bosk of Port Kar and Marcus, of Ar's Station, as friends of the "scarlet caste," they must be then, thought Ellen, of the Warriors.
26 828 She had, of course, suspected as much earlier.
26 829 They were large and powerful, and had the look about them of men not unaccustomed to look upon war, men not unfamiliar with the darker uses of steel.
There they will convey information as to the location of the great bulk of the gold, in its temporary cache, to these cohorts, who will then, as planned, see to its movement and disposition. Our friends of the scarlet caste will then attempt to return to Ar by tarn, traveling at night, utilizing the cover of darkness". The "scarlet caste" was a way of referring to the caste of Warriors, the expression being suggested by the usual color of their tunics. Ellen had seen many scarlet tunics in Ar, mostly those of mercenaries and Cosian regulars. As Portus Canio had referred to Bosk of Port Kar and Marcus, of Ar's Station, as friends of the "scarlet caste," they must be then, thought Ellen, of the Warriors. She had, of course, suspected as much earlier. They were large and powerful, and had the look about them of men not unaccustomed to look upon war, men not unfamiliar with the darker uses of steel. - (Prize of Gor)