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

"But Lord Yamada is his shogun," said Tajima. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #95)
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42 95 "But View more quotes about lord">Lord Yamada is his shogun," said Tajima.

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

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42 92 "That preventing an interrogation which might have proved illuminating," I said.
42 93 "You think Lord Akio plots against Lord Yamada?" said Tajima.
42 94 "I think it is obvious," I said.
42 95 "But Lord Yamada is his shogun," said Tajima.
42 96 "The code of the warrior," I said, "is sometimes easily put on and off, as easily as one of the splendid garments of Lord Akio".
42 97 "The slaves, and the shogun's daughter, were all witness to this," said Pertinax.
42 98 "Perhaps, then, that is why they have been kept together," said Haruki, "that they might be supervised and controlled, or, if one wished, disposed of without difficulty".
"That preventing an interrogation which might have proved illuminating," I said. "You think Lord Akio plots against Lord Yamada?" said Tajima. "I think it is obvious," I said. "But Lord Yamada is his shogun," said Tajima. "The code of the warrior," I said, "is sometimes easily put on and off, as easily as one of the splendid garments of Lord Akio". "The slaves, and the shogun's daughter, were all witness to this," said Pertinax. "Perhaps, then, that is why they have been kept together," said Haruki, "that they might be supervised and controlled, or, if one wished, disposed of without difficulty". - (Rebels of Gor)