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

"There was but one wager, and so but one prize," said the magician. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #340)
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46 340 "There was but one wager, and so but one prize," said the magician.

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

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46 337 The magician bowed, View more quotes about slightly">slightly.
46 338 "Twice," said the peasant.
46 339 "The noble one divided a grain of rice on the forehead of this miserable creature, but was paid but once".
46 340 "There was but one wager, and so but one prize," said the magician.
46 341 "Izo, sword of the shogun's guard," said Eito, the peasant, "slew four men of my village".
46 342 "I am sure that was not necessary," said the magician.
46 343 "And you slew Izo," said the peasant.
The magician bowed, slightly. "Twice," said the peasant. "The noble one divided a grain of rice on the forehead of this miserable creature, but was paid but once". "There was but one wager, and so but one prize," said the magician. "Izo, sword of the shogun's guard," said Eito, the peasant, "slew four men of my village". "I am sure that was not necessary," said the magician. "And you slew Izo," said the peasant. - (Rebels of Gor)