Bonus points to anyone who can tell me what a "rood" is in this context.
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In this context, I'm not sure we want to know.
What I find curious is the fanfare at the top of the cover:
A New Novel By The Author Of MANDINGO
And then we get two names.
If Mandingo was such a hit, why did Kyle Onstott need help from Lance Horner or vice versa?
Perhaps it was to try and figure out what a "rood" was.
I can't believe there was a "novel" called Mandingo! Good grief, Nathan, what kind of filth are you peddling on this site of yours?
Nate, if the man wrote a book called "Mandingo" then I think we all know what he meant by the word "Rood." But wouldn't tattooing it hurt?
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