Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 6 | 433 | "It was set so View more quotes about high">high," said he, "out of the reach of custom and law, against the protests of the rune-priests and his own men, that none, in his belief, could pay it". |
| 6 | 434 | "And thus," said I, "that your outlawry would remain in effect until you were apprehended or slain?" "He hoped to drive me from Torvaldsland," said Ivar. |
| 6 | 435 | "He has not succeeded in doing so," I said. |
| 6 | 436 | Ivar grinned. |
| 6 | 437 | "He does not know where I am," said he. |
| 6 | 438 | "If he did, a hundred ships might enter the inlet". |
| 6 | 439 | "How much," asked I, "is the wergild?" "A hundred stone of gold," said Ivar. |
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"It was set so high," said he, "out of the reach of custom and law, against the protests of the rune-priests and his own men, that none, in his belief, could pay it".
"And thus," said I, "that your outlawry would remain in effect until you were apprehended or slain?" "He hoped to drive me from Torvaldsland," said Ivar.
"He has not succeeded in doing so," I said.
Ivar grinned.
"He does not know where I am," said he.
"If he did, a hundred ships might enter the inlet".
"How much," asked I, "is the wergild?" "A hundred stone of gold," said Ivar.
- (Marauders of Gor)