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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not need a sheath and belt. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #15)
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8 15 I did not View more quotes about need">need a sheath and belt.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 12 When I finished breakfast the lad, a sprightly young fellow, had returned.
8 13 In my new burnoose and sash, a rather ostentatious yellow and purple, befitting, however, a local merchant, or peddler, who wishes to call attention to himself, I myself went about the shops, making purchases.
8 14 I obtained a new scimitar.
8 15 I did not need a sheath and belt.
8 16 I obtained, too, a set of kaiila bells, and two sacks of pressed-date bricks.
8 17 These are long, rectangular bricks, weighing about a stone apiece, or, in Earth weight, about four pounds.
8 18 In a short while, at the public well near the chamber of justice, I had filled my water bags and collected the latest gossip.
When I finished breakfast the lad, a sprightly young fellow, had returned. In my new burnoose and sash, a rather ostentatious yellow and purple, befitting, however, a local merchant, or peddler, who wishes to call attention to himself, I myself went about the shops, making purchases. I obtained a new scimitar. I did not need a sheath and belt. I obtained, too, a set of kaiila bells, and two sacks of pressed-date bricks. These are long, rectangular bricks, weighing about a stone apiece, or, in Earth weight, about four pounds. In a short while, at the public well near the chamber of justice, I had filled my water bags and collected the latest gossip. - (Tribesmen of Gor)