Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 331 | It would be View more quotes about next">next to impossible, for, say, Seremides, to recover them all. |
| 27 | 332 | I retained my copies, of course. |
| 27 | 333 | Both Tolnar and Venlisius, with my concurrence, thought it wise to remove both themselves and their families from Ar. |
| 27 | 334 | Fifteen gold pieces each was a fortune. |
| 27 | 335 | It would enable them to relocate with ease and reestablish themselves much as they might wish, wherever they might wish. |
| 27 | 336 | At the time Boots Tarsk-Bit had obtained the Home Stone of Ar's Station I had had something like ninety gold pieces left from the one hundred gold pieces I had obtained in the north. |
| 27 | 337 | I had given Boots half of these, forty-five gold pieces, and had retained the other forty-five. |
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It would be next to impossible, for, say, Seremides, to recover them all.
I retained my copies, of course.
Both Tolnar and Venlisius, with my concurrence, thought it wise to remove both themselves and their families from Ar.
Fifteen gold pieces each was a fortune.
It would enable them to relocate with ease and reestablish themselves much as they might wish, wherever they might wish.
At the time Boots Tarsk-Bit had obtained the Home Stone of Ar's Station I had had something like ninety gold pieces left from the one hundred gold pieces I had obtained in the north.
I had given Boots half of these, forty-five gold pieces, and had retained the other forty-five.
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