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

Both Pertinax and Tajima now had slung about their necks chains of gold. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #5)
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20 5 View more quotes about both">Both Pertinax and Tajima now had slung about their necks chains of gold.

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

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20 2 "It is nothing," said Lord Yamada.
20 3 Tajima turned to the side, and bowed politely from where he sat, cross-legged, at the long, low table.
20 4 We all sat on the same side of the table, side by side, where we might look out the large opened portal before us, the screens removed, onto the moonlit garden.
20 5 Both Pertinax and Tajima now had slung about their necks chains of gold.
20 6 "Such trinkets, such trifles," said Lord Yamada, "are but tiny tokens of my esteem, and of the wealth of the House of Yamada.
20 7 They are but a small and unworthy anticipation of treasures to come".
20 8 Lord Akio sat to my right.
"It is nothing," said Lord Yamada. Tajima turned to the side, and bowed politely from where he sat, cross-legged, at the long, low table. We all sat on the same side of the table, side by side, where we might look out the large opened portal before us, the screens removed, onto the moonlit garden. Both Pertinax and Tajima now had slung about their necks chains of gold. "Such trinkets, such trifles," said Lord Yamada, "are but tiny tokens of my esteem, and of the wealth of the House of Yamada. They are but a small and unworthy anticipation of treasures to come". Lord Akio sat to my right. - (Rebels of Gor)