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

"I see no more than twenty, no more than twenty-five or thirty here," I said. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #87)
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19 87 "I see no more than twenty, no more than twenty-five or thirty here," I said.

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

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19 84 Would you clothe penned View more quotes about tarsk">tarsk or verr? "I take it," I said, "as there are no Pani here, these slaves are from amongst those bought from Lord Temmu, those sold for rice".
19 85 "Yes," said the Ashigaru.
19 86 "They are simple field slaves".
19 87 "I see no more than twenty, no more than twenty-five or thirty here," I said.
19 88 "Lord Yamada received something like one hundred and fifty slaves from the holding of Lord Temmu".
19 89 I did recall that, as far as I knew, only one slave had been retained in the holding of Lord Temmu.
19 90 I did not understand that.
Would you clothe penned tarsk or verr? "I take it," I said, "as there are no Pani here, these slaves are from amongst those bought from Lord Temmu, those sold for rice". "Yes," said the Ashigaru. "They are simple field slaves". "I see no more than twenty, no more than twenty-five or thirty here," I said. "Lord Yamada received something like one hundred and fifty slaves from the holding of Lord Temmu". I did recall that, as far as I knew, only one slave had been retained in the holding of Lord Temmu. I did not understand that. - (Rebels of Gor)