Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 334 | This View more quotes about head">head, rather, is for Tyrtaios. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 331 | Men cried out, in dismay. |
| 36 | 332 | Captain Nakamura straightened up, holding the head in his left hand, by the hair. |
| 36 | 333 | "The women," he said, "will not perfume this head, nor comb its hair, nor paint its teeth black, for beauty, nor add it to the collections. |
| 36 | 334 | This head, rather, is for Tyrtaios. |
| 36 | 335 | It will be mounted on the wall of the castle of Lord Temmu, for ten days, and it will then be cast amongst the soldiers below, of the forces of Lord Yamada, with instructions that it be delivered to their man, Tyrtaios. |
| 36 | 336 | He is entitled to learn the fate of his emissary, and thus we, too, will have our small joke". |
| 36 | 337 | "What is going on here?" inquired Demetrion, harbor master of the port of Brundisium, followed by two guardsmen. |
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Men cried out, in dismay.
Captain Nakamura straightened up, holding the head in his left hand, by the hair.
"The women," he said, "will not perfume this head, nor comb its hair, nor paint its teeth black, for beauty, nor add it to the collections.
This head, rather, is for Tyrtaios.
It will be mounted on the wall of the castle of Lord Temmu, for ten days, and it will then be cast amongst the soldiers below, of the forces of Lord Yamada, with instructions that it be delivered to their man, Tyrtaios.
He is entitled to learn the fate of his emissary, and thus we, too, will have our small joke".
"What is going on here?" inquired Demetrion, harbor master of the port of Brundisium, followed by two guardsmen.
- (Mariners of Gor)