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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

In the situation, as I assessed it, either she should have been given to me, upon my expression of interest, or I should have paid something for her in increments of silver tarsks, something over the price Msaliti had paid. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #624)
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12 624 In the View more quotes about situation">situation, as I assessed it, either she should have been given to me, upon my expression of interest, or I should have paid something for her in increments of silver tarsks, something over the price Msaliti had paid.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 621 "I will take six tarsks for her," said he, "if you are serious in the matter".
12 622 I gave Msaliti six silver tarsks for the girl.
12 623 She was then mine.
12 624 In the situation, as I assessed it, either she should have been given to me, upon my expression of interest, or I should have paid something for her in increments of silver tarsks, something over the price Msaliti had paid.
12 625 Things turned out much as I had expected.
12 626 I did not think Msaliti, truly, whom I took to be a shrewd, clever fellow, and one concerned with matters of wealth and power, would wish to give a girl away.
12 627 Too, since he had paid for her in silver tarsks he would wish to sell her in the same denomination and, presumably, at some profit.
"I will take six tarsks for her," said he, "if you are serious in the matter". I gave Msaliti six silver tarsks for the girl. She was then mine. In the situation, as I assessed it, either she should have been given to me, upon my expression of interest, or I should have paid something for her in increments of silver tarsks, something over the price Msaliti had paid. Things turned out much as I had expected. I did not think Msaliti, truly, whom I took to be a shrewd, clever fellow, and one concerned with matters of wealth and power, would wish to give a girl away. Too, since he had paid for her in silver tarsks he would wish to sell her in the same denomination and, presumably, at some profit. - (Explorers of Gor)