Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 685 | He was no longer a boy. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 682 | "You View more quotes about seem">seem disturbed," said he, "at the sight of a mere slave boy". |
| 18 | 683 | I recalled that there was a price on the head of the young Ubar, Henrius Sevarius. |
| 18 | 684 | And he stood there, though branded, though collared, though in the miserable garment of a slave, as a young Ubar. |
| 18 | 685 | He was no longer a boy. |
| 18 | 686 | He had loved, and he had fought. |
| 18 | 687 | He was a man. |
| 18 | 688 | Claudius, with a cry of rage, the cloak of white, spotted fur of sea sleen swirling behind him, leaped at the boy, sword high, raining blows upon him. |
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"You seem disturbed," said he, "at the sight of a mere slave boy".
I recalled that there was a price on the head of the young Ubar, Henrius Sevarius.
And he stood there, though branded, though collared, though in the miserable garment of a slave, as a young Ubar.
He was no longer a boy.
He had loved, and he had fought.
He was a man.
Claudius, with a cry of rage, the cloak of white, spotted fur of sea sleen swirling behind him, leaped at the boy, sword high, raining blows upon him.
- (Raiders of Gor)