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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"And yet," said Lord Yamada, "they willingly supplied you to me". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #44)
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14 44 "And yet," said View more quotes about lord">Lord Yamada, "they willingly supplied you to me".

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 41 "You expected to bear the brunt of a shogun's wrath," said Lord Yamada, "exquisitely expressed over weeks with cords and irons, with needles and clamps, with flaming splinters, perhaps culminating eventually in the horror of the straw jacket?" "I did not know what to expect," I said.
14 42 "Perhaps that was just as well," smiled Lord Yamada.
14 43 "Lord Temmu and Daichi, the reader of bones and shells, perhaps were more apprised of various possibilities than I," I said.
14 44 "And yet," said Lord Yamada, "they willingly supplied you to me".
14 45 "I shall not forget that," I said.
14 46 "I did not expect you to forget it," said Lord Yamada.
14 47 "You wish the services of the tarn cavalry?" I said.
"You expected to bear the brunt of a shogun's wrath," said Lord Yamada, "exquisitely expressed over weeks with cords and irons, with needles and clamps, with flaming splinters, perhaps culminating eventually in the horror of the straw jacket?" "I did not know what to expect," I said. "Perhaps that was just as well," smiled Lord Yamada. "Lord Temmu and Daichi, the reader of bones and shells, perhaps were more apprised of various possibilities than I," I said. "And yet," said Lord Yamada, "they willingly supplied you to me". "I shall not forget that," I said. "I did not expect you to forget it," said Lord Yamada. "You wish the services of the tarn cavalry?" I said. - (Rebels of Gor)