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

The Ashigaru who had withdrawn the arrows from the post to which the target was affixed had now brought them back to Lord Yamada, and placed them in the stand which reposed to the shogun's right. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #142)
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17 142 The View more quotes about ashigaru">Ashigaru who had withdrawn the arrows from the post to which the target was affixed had now brought them back to Lord Yamada, and placed them in the stand which reposed to the shogun's right.

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

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17 139 "But you were pleased?" "Certainly," I said, "to see her in her loveliness, and serving, and as the slave she is".
17 140 "Excellent," he said.
17 141 "It is my understanding," I said, "that you wish to acquire the services of the tarn cavalry".
17 142 The Ashigaru who had withdrawn the arrows from the post to which the target was affixed had now brought them back to Lord Yamada, and placed them in the stand which reposed to the shogun's right.
17 143 I gathered the shogun might continue his recreation, or practice.
17 144 "We made that clear, earlier," he said.
17 145 "Days ago," I said.
"But you were pleased?" "Certainly," I said, "to see her in her loveliness, and serving, and as the slave she is". "Excellent," he said. "It is my understanding," I said, "that you wish to acquire the services of the tarn cavalry". The Ashigaru who had withdrawn the arrows from the post to which the target was affixed had now brought them back to Lord Yamada, and placed them in the stand which reposed to the shogun's right. I gathered the shogun might continue his recreation, or practice. "We made that clear, earlier," he said. "Days ago," I said. - (Rebels of Gor)