Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 628 | "Each," he said, "may View more quotes about take">take a woman with you, for your own, one of the serving slaves, or another, perhaps from the pens". |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 625 | The shogun had indicated the corridor leading back into the palace. |
| 20 | 626 | "Also," said the shogun, "I am aware that strong men have interests other than gold". |
| 20 | 627 | "Lord?" said Tajima. |
| 20 | 628 | "Each," he said, "may take a woman with you, for your own, one of the serving slaves, or another, perhaps from the pens". |
| 20 | 629 | "Lord Yamada is most generous," said Tajima. |
| 20 | 630 | "I am shogun," said Lord Yamada. |
| 20 | 631 | "I fear, however," said Tajima, "that the night sky will be cold, and that the freezing rush of the chill wind, as it is cloven by the speeding tarn, will be harrowing to a tunicked slave". |
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The shogun had indicated the corridor leading back into the palace.
"Also," said the shogun, "I am aware that strong men have interests other than gold".
"Lord?" said Tajima.
"Each," he said, "may take a woman with you, for your own, one of the serving slaves, or another, perhaps from the pens".
"Lord Yamada is most generous," said Tajima.
"I am shogun," said Lord Yamada.
"I fear, however," said Tajima, "that the night sky will be cold, and that the freezing rush of the chill wind, as it is cloven by the speeding tarn, will be harrowing to a tunicked slave".
- (Rebels of Gor)