Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 470 | View more quotes about tyrtaios">Tyrtaios cut the golden rings from the ears of the first beast. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 467 | The bottle, I recalled, had been carried in the wallet. |
| 21 | 468 | The substance must be very powerful, I thought, so little of it, yet enough to slay two such beasts, even three. |
| 21 | 469 | Tyrtaios, who was not a timid man, had been unwilling to keep even the wallet in which the vessel, closed as it was, had been carried. |
| 21 | 470 | Tyrtaios cut the golden rings from the ears of the first beast. |
| 21 | 471 | He did not concern himself with the rings on the left wrist of either beast. |
| 21 | 472 | They were of base metal. |
| 21 | 473 | Tyrtaios then stood up, shouldering a large leather sack, in which he had placed a number of articles, coins, belts, buckles, accouterments, and such. |
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The bottle, I recalled, had been carried in the wallet.
The substance must be very powerful, I thought, so little of it, yet enough to slay two such beasts, even three.
Tyrtaios, who was not a timid man, had been unwilling to keep even the wallet in which the vessel, closed as it was, had been carried.
Tyrtaios cut the golden rings from the ears of the first beast.
He did not concern himself with the rings on the left wrist of either beast.
They were of base metal.
Tyrtaios then stood up, shouldering a large leather sack, in which he had placed a number of articles, coins, belts, buckles, accouterments, and such.
- (Smugglers of Gor)