Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 13 | 482 | I View more quotes about turned">turned to Thurnock and Tab. |
| 13 | 483 | "I carried peace to Cos and Tyros," I said, "and for this I was awarded the chains of a slave in the galleys". |
| 13 | 484 | "When," asked Tab, "do we sail against the ships of Cos and Tyros?" I laughed. |
| 13 | 485 | "Surely now," laughed he, "Cos and Tyros have injured you". |
| 13 | 486 | "Yes," said I, "they have, and now we may sail against them!" There were cheers from the men about, who felt that too long had the ships of Bosk surrendered the seas to those of Cos and Tyros. |
| 13 | 487 | "The Bosk," laughed Thurnock, "has been angered". |
| 13 | 488 | "It has," said I. |
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I turned to Thurnock and Tab.
"I carried peace to Cos and Tyros," I said, "and for this I was awarded the chains of a slave in the galleys".
"When," asked Tab, "do we sail against the ships of Cos and Tyros?" I laughed.
"Surely now," laughed he, "Cos and Tyros have injured you".
"Yes," said I, "they have, and now we may sail against them!" There were cheers from the men about, who felt that too long had the ships of Bosk surrendered the seas to those of Cos and Tyros.
"The Bosk," laughed Thurnock, "has been angered".
"It has," said I.
- (Raiders of Gor)