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

"Besides," had said Haruki, "the march begins at dawn, and coffles might accompany the march". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #112)
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27 112 "Besides," had said View more quotes about haruki">Haruki, "the march begins at dawn, and coffles might accompany the march".

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

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27 109 Indeed, several might have been distributed amongst the shogun's daimyos, for diverse purposes, field slaves, slaves to a daimyo's wives, personal pleasure slaves to warriors, to officers, and even to the daimyo himself.
27 110 And I recalled that Saru might even, for all I knew, be shackled at night in the palace itself.
27 111 And, additionally, of course, adding a pair of slaves, and white-skinned slaves at that, would be unlikely to augur well for the success of our flight.
27 112 "Besides," had said Haruki, "the march begins at dawn, and coffles might accompany the march".
27 113 "Is that possible?" I said.
27 114 "Certainly," he said.
27 115 I supposed that was possible.
Indeed, several might have been distributed amongst the shogun's daimyos, for diverse purposes, field slaves, slaves to a daimyo's wives, personal pleasure slaves to warriors, to officers, and even to the daimyo himself. And I recalled that Saru might even, for all I knew, be shackled at night in the palace itself. And, additionally, of course, adding a pair of slaves, and white-skinned slaves at that, would be unlikely to augur well for the success of our flight. "Besides," had said Haruki, "the march begins at dawn, and coffles might accompany the march". "Is that possible?" I said. "Certainly," he said. I supposed that was possible. - (Rebels of Gor)