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

"That, too, great lord," said Nodachi, "is my understanding". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #174)
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47 174 "That, too, View more quotes about great">great lord," said Nodachi, "is my understanding".

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

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47 171 But, too, in virtue of your alleged skills, and my own curiosity pertaining to the accounts I have of you, we are putting aside the straw jacket, crucifixion, and such".
47 172 "This humble one is honored, great lord," said Nodachi.
47 173 "To the best of my knowledge," said Lord Yamada, "no subject, at any time in the islands, has survived this test".
47 174 "That, too, great lord," said Nodachi, "is my understanding".
47 175 "What are we to make of that?" asked Lord Yamada.
47 176 "Perhaps," said Nodachi, "that many were guilty".
47 177 "Or insufficiently skilled," said Lord Yamada.
But, too, in virtue of your alleged skills, and my own curiosity pertaining to the accounts I have of you, we are putting aside the straw jacket, crucifixion, and such". "This humble one is honored, great lord," said Nodachi. "To the best of my knowledge," said Lord Yamada, "no subject, at any time in the islands, has survived this test". "That, too, great lord," said Nodachi, "is my understanding". "What are we to make of that?" asked Lord Yamada. "Perhaps," said Nodachi, "that many were guilty". "Or insufficiently skilled," said Lord Yamada. - (Rebels of Gor)