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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

The Pani had slain more than one man for such acts. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #58)
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24 58 The Pani had View more quotes about slain">slain more than one man for such acts.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 55 I would later learn there had been a much larger number of eggs, but many had perished on the vessel, and been cast overboard.
24 56 Several had apparently been stolen or destroyed in the mutiny.
24 57 Some had been broken into, for food.
24 58 The Pani had slain more than one man for such acts.
24 59 A large cage, containing an enormous sleen, snarling and obviously discomfited, was slung over the rail, and lowered toward the wharf.
24 60 It took eight of the lower Pani to manage the cage up the ascent to the castle.
24 61 Whereas I had heard this animal from time to time, this was only the second time I had seen it.
I would later learn there had been a much larger number of eggs, but many had perished on the vessel, and been cast overboard. Several had apparently been stolen or destroyed in the mutiny. Some had been broken into, for food. The Pani had slain more than one man for such acts. A large cage, containing an enormous sleen, snarling and obviously discomfited, was slung over the rail, and lowered toward the wharf. It took eight of the lower Pani to manage the cage up the ascent to the castle. Whereas I had heard this animal from time to time, this was only the second time I had seen it. - (Mariners of Gor)