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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"My question was innocent, and general," said Pertinax. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #243)
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38 243 "My View more quotes about question">question was innocent, and general," said Pertinax.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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38 240 I had taken it as a foregone conclusion that the unknown assassin of whom Lord Nishida was wary was in the fee of an understood foe, but I supposed that that need not be true.
38 241 Not all enemies, I recalled, are strangers.
38 242 In Gorean the saying would literally translate as not all strangers are strangers.
38 243 "My question was innocent, and general," said Pertinax.
38 244 "Have the slaves been boarded yet?" "Look behind you, to the east," I said.
38 245 "Ah," said Pertinax.
38 246 The majority of public slaves, or, perhaps better, the slaves without private masters, camp slaves, kitchen slaves, laundry slaves, girls selected for trading and selling, girls from the slave house, and such, would be soon conducted on board.
I had taken it as a foregone conclusion that the unknown assassin of whom Lord Nishida was wary was in the fee of an understood foe, but I supposed that that need not be true. Not all enemies, I recalled, are strangers. In Gorean the saying would literally translate as not all strangers are strangers. "My question was innocent, and general," said Pertinax. "Have the slaves been boarded yet?" "Look behind you, to the east," I said. "Ah," said Pertinax. The majority of public slaves, or, perhaps better, the slaves without private masters, camp slaves, kitchen slaves, laundry slaves, girls selected for trading and selling, girls from the slave house, and such, would be soon conducted on board. - (Swordsmen of Gor)