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

"But the child bore on his left shoulder," I said, "the birthmark, the sign of the lotus". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #157)
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23 157 "But the child bore on his View more quotes about left">left shoulder," I said, "the birthmark, the sign of the lotus".

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

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23 154 "Life is hard".
23 155 "In the dining pavilion," I said, "there was talk of an avenger, one who might wear upon his left shoulder the sign of the lotus".
23 156 "There are always such rumors," said Haruki, "for years, meaningless rumors, rumors whispered in the darkness, rumors spoken about small fires while the rice boiled, the rumor of a spared son, a lost son, an escaped son, a returning son, one who would seek his father's blood, who would do vengeance on behalf of his slaughtered brothers".
23 157 "But the child bore on his left shoulder," I said, "the birthmark, the sign of the lotus".
23 158 "It is borne by many of the strangled sons," said Haruki.
23 159 "It is borne by Lord Yamada himself".
23 160 "Such a sign, fraudulent, was borne by the assailant, he who would have set upon Lord Yamada in the dining pavilion".
"Life is hard". "In the dining pavilion," I said, "there was talk of an avenger, one who might wear upon his left shoulder the sign of the lotus". "There are always such rumors," said Haruki, "for years, meaningless rumors, rumors whispered in the darkness, rumors spoken about small fires while the rice boiled, the rumor of a spared son, a lost son, an escaped son, a returning son, one who would seek his father's blood, who would do vengeance on behalf of his slaughtered brothers". "But the child bore on his left shoulder," I said, "the birthmark, the sign of the lotus". "It is borne by many of the strangled sons," said Haruki. "It is borne by Lord Yamada himself". "Such a sign, fraudulent, was borne by the assailant, he who would have set upon Lord Yamada in the dining pavilion". - (Rebels of Gor)