Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 162 | The explosive, sardonic snorting of Surtak, I View more quotes about took">took it, was an expression of irrepressible Kur mirth. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 159 | "The conditions are satisfactory?" asked Surtak. |
| 53 | 160 | "My word was granted," said Lord Grendel. |
| 53 | 161 | This utterance was reproduced with the same neutrality as any other issuing from the translator, but even I could detect the exasperation or regret in Kur. |
| 53 | 162 | The explosive, sardonic snorting of Surtak, I took it, was an expression of irrepressible Kur mirth. |
| 53 | 163 | Lord Grendel looked aside, angrily. |
| 53 | 164 | I saw Eve shudder in her ropes. |
| 53 | 165 | "You might have asked ten tarns of gold," said Surtak, "of double weight". |
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"The conditions are satisfactory?" asked Surtak.
"My word was granted," said Lord Grendel.
This utterance was reproduced with the same neutrality as any other issuing from the translator, but even I could detect the exasperation or regret in Kur.
The explosive, sardonic snorting of Surtak, I took it, was an expression of irrepressible Kur mirth.
Lord Grendel looked aside, angrily.
I saw Eve shudder in her ropes.
"You might have asked ten tarns of gold," said Surtak, "of double weight".
- (Plunder of Gor)