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

"Coward!" The officer turned to Portus Canio and his fellows, who were backing the tharlarion toward the wagon, to hitch it in place. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #2846)
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27 2846 "Coward!" The View more quotes about officer">officer turned to Portus Canio and his fellows, who were backing the tharlarion toward the wagon, to hitch it in place.

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

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27 2843 "Coward! Coward!" said Tersius Major.
27 2844 "There is no danger, no danger! You are a coward!" "I am responsible for my men," said the officer.
27 2845 "Else I might respond to you appropriately, in a different time, in a different place".
27 2846 "Coward!" The officer turned to Portus Canio and his fellows, who were backing the tharlarion toward the wagon, to hitch it in place.
27 2847 "I would keep the young fellow bound for a time," he said, indicating Selius Arconious.
27 2848 "I do not think he will be able to follow us in the grasslands.
27 2849 But if he attempts to follow us, and finds us, and tries to regain this animal, our curvaceous little she-beast there on the grass, we will kill him".
"Coward! Coward!" said Tersius Major. "There is no danger, no danger! You are a coward!" "I am responsible for my men," said the officer. "Else I might respond to you appropriately, in a different time, in a different place". "Coward!" The officer turned to Portus Canio and his fellows, who were backing the tharlarion toward the wagon, to hitch it in place. "I would keep the young fellow bound for a time," he said, indicating Selius Arconious. "I do not think he will be able to follow us in the grasslands. But if he attempts to follow us, and finds us, and tries to regain this animal, our curvaceous little she-beast there on the grass, we will kill him". - (Prize of Gor)