Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 112 | "View more quotes about shall">Shall I accept your challenge?" he asked. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 109 | It was he who had first been on the sand with him, who had been led away by attendants, dissatisfied, howling with misery and rage, screaming of misplay and injustice, drunk with hate, unwilling to accept defeat, humiliated by the loss of a drop of blood, the token of an ocean of shame, convinced of trickery, deceit, and chicanery. |
| 31 | 110 | Bruno of Torcadino regarded the man, evenly. |
| 31 | 111 | Then, after a moment, he spoke. |
| 31 | 112 | "Shall I accept your challenge?" he asked. |
| 31 | 113 | There was a long moment of silence. |
| 31 | 114 | It was hard to know what passed between the two men at that time. |
| 31 | 115 | Then, suddenly, the man turned about and fled away, up the stairs, and disappeared in the crowd, which then began to disperse. |
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It was he who had first been on the sand with him, who had been led away by attendants, dissatisfied, howling with misery and rage, screaming of misplay and injustice, drunk with hate, unwilling to accept defeat, humiliated by the loss of a drop of blood, the token of an ocean of shame, convinced of trickery, deceit, and chicanery.
Bruno of Torcadino regarded the man, evenly.
Then, after a moment, he spoke.
"Shall I accept your challenge?" he asked.
There was a long moment of silence.
It was hard to know what passed between the two men at that time.
Then, suddenly, the man turned about and fled away, up the stairs, and disappeared in the crowd, which then began to disperse.
- (Quarry of Gor)