Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 60 | 481 | "Will you march with me, son?" View more quotes about asked">asked Lord Yamada of Nodachi, the swordsman. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 60 | 478 | "Yes, great lord," I said. |
| 60 | 479 | "Great lord," said Tajima, "I do not know the details of the plan of Tarl Cabot, tarnsman, but perhaps the mighty have not fallen". |
| 60 | 480 | "They have not," I said. |
| 60 | 481 | "Will you march with me, son?" asked Lord Yamada of Nodachi, the swordsman. |
| 60 | 482 | "I am at your side," said he, "father". |
| 61 | 1 | How Matters Turned Out; I Look Eastward It was a bright morning, with a pleasant wind, and I stood on the heavy planks of the great wharf, that at the foot of the long trail which led upward, within its walls, to the holding of Temmu, far above, almost obscured by clouds. |
| 61 | 2 | At the wharf, restless at its moorings, was the River Dragon, with its large, battened sails and high poop, brought across Thassa from Brundisium, on the continent, by Captain Nakamura. |
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"Yes, great lord," I said.
"Great lord," said Tajima, "I do not know the details of the plan of Tarl Cabot, tarnsman, but perhaps the mighty have not fallen".
"They have not," I said.
"Will you march with me, son?" asked Lord Yamada of Nodachi, the swordsman.
"I am at your side," said he, "father".
How Matters Turned Out; I Look Eastward It was a bright morning, with a pleasant wind, and I stood on the heavy planks of the great wharf, that at the foot of the long trail which led upward, within its walls, to the holding of Temmu, far above, almost obscured by clouds.
At the wharf, restless at its moorings, was the River Dragon, with its large, battened sails and high poop, brought across Thassa from Brundisium, on the continent, by Captain Nakamura.
- (Rebels of Gor)