Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 58 | 228 | View more quotes about tajima">Tajima had speculated that Lord Yamada, in defeat, would have had recourse to the ritual knife. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 58 | 225 | We then bowed to Nodachi and said, "Tal," which bows he politely returned, with an inclination of his head. |
| 58 | 226 | * * * "I think," had said Nodachi, a field sword across his legs, as he sat cross-legged in the trophy room, "Lord Yamada is in the palace". |
| 58 | 227 | I had doubted that that was true. |
| 58 | 228 | Tajima had speculated that Lord Yamada, in defeat, would have had recourse to the ritual knife. |
| 58 | 229 | This, too, had been doubted, by Nodachi. |
| 58 | 230 | If Lord Yamada was dead, it seemed the contest, if it existed, betwixt wagering Priest-Kings and Kurii had been decided. |
| 58 | 231 | I knew not what this might bode for the future of Gor. |
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We then bowed to Nodachi and said, "Tal," which bows he politely returned, with an inclination of his head.
* * * "I think," had said Nodachi, a field sword across his legs, as he sat cross-legged in the trophy room, "Lord Yamada is in the palace".
I had doubted that that was true.
Tajima had speculated that Lord Yamada, in defeat, would have had recourse to the ritual knife.
This, too, had been doubted, by Nodachi.
If Lord Yamada was dead, it seemed the contest, if it existed, betwixt wagering Priest-Kings and Kurii had been decided.
I knew not what this might bode for the future of Gor.
- (Rebels of Gor)