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

"You suppose," said Lord Yamada, "he might be reluctant to speak openly of such matters at this point?" "Yes," I said, "even with your chain of gold now about his neck". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #269)
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20 269 "You View more quotes about suppose">suppose," said Lord Yamada, "he might be reluctant to speak openly of such matters at this point?" "Yes," I said, "even with your chain of gold now about his neck".

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

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20 266 Behold, at this table, to your right, is the officer Tajima, Pani, as yourself, and but recently come from the holding of your enemy, Lord Temmu.
20 267 The noble Tajima will be more informed than I of recent developments which may have occurred in the holding of Lord Temmu.
20 268 They may be of interest to you".
20 269 "You suppose," said Lord Yamada, "he might be reluctant to speak openly of such matters at this point?" "Yes," I said, "even with your chain of gold now about his neck".
20 270 "I understand," said Lord Yamada, softly.
20 271 "Men are often disarmed by charm and beauty," I said, "and may willingly, even eagerly, reveal to a woman, hoping to intrigue and impress her, matters which otherwise might be difficult to extract, even by the persuasions of ropes and irons".
20 272 "Sumomo," said Lord Yamada.
Behold, at this table, to your right, is the officer Tajima, Pani, as yourself, and but recently come from the holding of your enemy, Lord Temmu. The noble Tajima will be more informed than I of recent developments which may have occurred in the holding of Lord Temmu. They may be of interest to you". "You suppose," said Lord Yamada, "he might be reluctant to speak openly of such matters at this point?" "Yes," I said, "even with your chain of gold now about his neck". "I understand," said Lord Yamada, softly. "Men are often disarmed by charm and beauty," I said, "and may willingly, even eagerly, reveal to a woman, hoping to intrigue and impress her, matters which otherwise might be difficult to extract, even by the persuasions of ropes and irons". "Sumomo," said Lord Yamada. - (Rebels of Gor)