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

"That," I said, pointing to the sky, and the departing tarn, now scarcely visible, with its rider and prisoner. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #291)
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25 291 "That," I said, pointing to the sky, and the departing View more quotes about tarn">tarn, now scarcely visible, with its rider and prisoner.

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

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25 288 So high on her thighs was the disarranged garment that she might have been a scarcely clad slave, briefly tunicked, taken from a high bridge, awaiting her turning to her back.
25 289 Yes, I thought, Sumomo might bring a good price off a slave block.
25 290 "What is chain luck?" asked Lord Akio.
25 291 "That," I said, pointing to the sky, and the departing tarn, now scarcely visible, with its rider and prisoner.
25 292 "I do not understand," said Lord Akio.
25 293 "One of the first missions of a young tarnsman," I said, "is to capture a young woman from an enemy city, one with an alien Home Stone.
25 294 She is taken home and collared.
So high on her thighs was the disarranged garment that she might have been a scarcely clad slave, briefly tunicked, taken from a high bridge, awaiting her turning to her back. Yes, I thought, Sumomo might bring a good price off a slave block. "What is chain luck?" asked Lord Akio. "That," I said, pointing to the sky, and the departing tarn, now scarcely visible, with its rider and prisoner. "I do not understand," said Lord Akio. "One of the first missions of a young tarnsman," I said, "is to capture a young woman from an enemy city, one with an alien Home Stone. She is taken home and collared. - (Rebels of Gor)