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

"It is like the joke at sea, common amongst marauders and corsairs," said one of the officers to another, "where one amusingly disposes of unwanted prisoners". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #76)
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25 76 "It is like the joke at sea, View more quotes about common">common amongst marauders and corsairs," said one of the officers to another, "where one amusingly disposes of unwanted prisoners".

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

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25 73 She will then be held to look down to the pool, far below, while the denizens of the pool, with a stimulatory feeding are aroused and stirred".
25 74 "Excellent," said Lord Akio.
25 75 "It will then be time to affix the blindfold and place the board," said Lord Yamada.
25 76 "It is like the joke at sea, common amongst marauders and corsairs," said one of the officers to another, "where one amusingly disposes of unwanted prisoners".
25 77 I had heard of this, on more than one world, and in more than one region of more than one world.
25 78 Following the coming onto Port Kar of a Home Stone, the Council of Captains had forbade this practice to its captains.
25 79 There were, of course, other ports, even outlaw ports harboring the "sleen of the sea," renegade captains, "free corsairs," independent marauders, and such.
She will then be held to look down to the pool, far below, while the denizens of the pool, with a stimulatory feeding are aroused and stirred". "Excellent," said Lord Akio. "It will then be time to affix the blindfold and place the board," said Lord Yamada. "It is like the joke at sea, common amongst marauders and corsairs," said one of the officers to another, "where one amusingly disposes of unwanted prisoners". I had heard of this, on more than one world, and in more than one region of more than one world. Following the coming onto Port Kar of a Home Stone, the Council of Captains had forbade this practice to its captains. There were, of course, other ports, even outlaw ports harboring the "sleen of the sea," renegade captains, "free corsairs," independent marauders, and such. - (Rebels of Gor)