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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

I followed him, until we were alone, and then I challenged him, informing him of the fate that lay before him". - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #104)
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12 104 I View more quotes about followed">followed him, until we were alone, and then I challenged him, informing him of the fate that lay before him".

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 101 "For how then would the ranks of Field Slaves be replenished?" "I see," I said, now understanding for the first time something of the motivation behind the hospitality of Tharna.
12 102 "As one who wore the silver mask," continued the girl, "it was my duty to report this man to the authorities.
12 103 Yet I was curious, for I had never known a man not from Tharna.
12 104 I followed him, until we were alone, and then I challenged him, informing him of the fate that lay before him".
12 105 "Then what did he do?" I asked.
12 106 She dropped her head shyly.
12 107 "He pulled away my silver mask and kissed me," she said, "so that I could not even cry for help".
"For how then would the ranks of Field Slaves be replenished?" "I see," I said, now understanding for the first time something of the motivation behind the hospitality of Tharna. "As one who wore the silver mask," continued the girl, "it was my duty to report this man to the authorities. Yet I was curious, for I had never known a man not from Tharna. I followed him, until we were alone, and then I challenged him, informing him of the fate that lay before him". "Then what did he do?" I asked. She dropped her head shyly. "He pulled away my silver mask and kissed me," she said, "so that I could not even cry for help". - (Outlaw of Gor)