Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 11 | 499 | "View more quotes about since">Since my interests are substantially in commerce I, for one, would welcome peace with Cos and Tyros. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 496 | The captains looked at one another. |
| 11 | 497 | "Let there be peace in the council," said the scribe behind the great table, that before the now-empty five thrones of the Ubars of Port Kar. |
| 11 | 498 | "I have less interest in piracy, I gather, than many of my colleagues," I said. |
| 11 | 499 | "Since my interests are substantially in commerce I, for one, would welcome peace with Cos and Tyros. |
| 11 | 500 | It seems not unlikely to me that these two powers may well be weary of war, as Samos informs us he is. |
| 11 | 501 | If that is true, it seems they may well accept an honorable peace. |
| 11 | 502 | Such a peace would, I note, open the ports of Tyros and Cos, and their allies and others, to my ships, and, of course, to yours. |
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The captains looked at one another.
"Let there be peace in the council," said the scribe behind the great table, that before the now-empty five thrones of the Ubars of Port Kar.
"I have less interest in piracy, I gather, than many of my colleagues," I said.
"Since my interests are substantially in commerce I, for one, would welcome peace with Cos and Tyros.
It seems not unlikely to me that these two powers may well be weary of war, as Samos informs us he is.
If that is true, it seems they may well accept an honorable peace.
Such a peace would, I note, open the ports of Tyros and Cos, and their allies and others, to my ships, and, of course, to yours.
- (Raiders of Gor)