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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

I tossed him the pouch of gold, from which I had drawn the coins to purchase his freedom, and the arrogant, slender, red-silked girl for him, to be his slave. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #363)
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1 363 I tossed him the View more quotes about pouch">pouch of gold, from which I had drawn the coins to purchase his freedom, and the arrogant, slender, red-silked girl for him, to be his slave.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 360 "Were you once of the Warriors?" I inquired.
1 361 He smiled at me.
1 362 "Perhaps," he said.
1 363 I tossed him the pouch of gold, from which I had drawn the coins to purchase his freedom, and the arrogant, slender, red-silked girl for him, to be his slave.
1 364 He caught the purse, and smiled, and threw it to Samos, who caught it.
1 365 He turned away.
1 366 "Lead me to your armory," said he, to one of the guards.
"Were you once of the Warriors?" I inquired. He smiled at me. "Perhaps," he said. I tossed him the pouch of gold, from which I had drawn the coins to purchase his freedom, and the arrogant, slender, red-silked girl for him, to be his slave. He caught the purse, and smiled, and threw it to Samos, who caught it. He turned away. "Lead me to your armory," said he, to one of the guards. - (Hunters of Gor)